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Calculating effective material properties from 3D images: new solutions

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Researchers and analysts working with 3D image data (CT, micro-CT, FIB-SEM…) of complex materials face a number of challenges when attempting to reconstruct and obtain information from scans. One particular challenge involves being able to compute material properties (such as solid, flow and electrical properties) from scanned samples without having to use significant computational resources, or without combining multiple types of software.

Announcing Wear of Materials 2015 - Website has just gone live

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20th International Conference on Wear of Materials

12-16 April 2015

The Sheraton Centre, Toronto, Canada

The 20th International Conference on Wear of Materials will focus on both the fundamental and applied aspects of wear and friction of materials at the macro-, micro-, and nano-scale. It will address the understanding of tribological phenomena; particularly the progress in recent decades and a special session will concentrate on modeling of wear.

Faculty position in computational materials science and engineering at Illinois Institute of Technology

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Applications are invited for a tenure-track faculty position at the assistant or associate professor level in the area of computational materials science and engineering. Candidates from a range of disciplines such as materials science, chemistry, physics, chemical engineering, and mechanical engineering are all welcome to apply.

Penn Institute for Computational Science (PICS) Kickoff Symposium ( October 10, 2013 ) :: FREE Registration

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PICS Kickoff Symposium :: October 10, 2013 ;

 
Registration is free : CLICK HERE

 The Penn Institute for Computational Science (PICS) will be holding its Kickoff
Symposium on Thursday, October 10, 2013, from 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM in the Wu & Chen Auditorium.

Postdoctoral research associate position in mechanics of materials, morphogenesis and biosinspired structures

Submitted by zichen on

One postdoctoral research associate position is available (dates negotiable). The successful candidate will work on one or multiples of the following topics: mechanics of morphogenesis in plants and embryos, fast motion of plants (e.g., the Venus flytrap's rapid closure), mechanical self-assembly and instability of thin structures (e.g., DNA, plant tendrils, self-assembly of nanostructures, etc.), and bioinspired structures. The candidate should have received (or expect to receive very soon) a Ph.D.