Purdue University is seeking applications from outstanding candidates for Postdoctoral Scholar positions to work on mesoscale simulations of physical and chemical processes at extreme conditions of pressure and temperature. The successful candidate(s) will join a multidisciplinary team including modelers and experimentalists working at multiple scales and collaborate at Purdue, Los Alamos National Laboratory and Stanford University.
Fully funded PhD positions are available at the Dynamic Matter Group in Department of Mechanical Engineering at the Clemson University: https://www.clemson.edu/cecas/departments/me/.
The main aim of this project is to develop a robust computational framework for investigating the hydro-chemo-mechanical aspect of concrete carbonation at meso-scale.
Composite Materials & Dynamics Laboratory (http://cmdl.missouri.edu/) at University of Missouri develops innovative solutions for Solid Mechanics and Structured Materials, in particular the new frontiers of structural dynamics, wave propagation, micromechanics, topological and quantum mechanics, smart materials and dynamical behaviours of multi-functional materials, both man-made and formed naturally, and understanding relationship between microstructures and material macroscopic properties.
A fully-funded PhD position is available in the Fluids, Particles and Interfaces Group led by Lorenzo Botto at Queen Mary University of London, in the area of fluid-structure interaction in 2D nanomaterials. The goal is to study with simulation and theory how flexible 2D nanoparticles suspended in sheared liquids deform, delaminate and break. Further details are given below.
I am looking to fill a few project positions in the next couple of months on the following topics in Fracture Mechanics at the Department of Applied Mechanics, Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Delhi:
Required skills for all positions are excellent fundamentals in solid mechanics and good technical writing skills. Desirable skills are bracketed.
P-1. Molecular dynamics simulation of fracture in amorphous solids (Programming and LAMMPS)
P-2. XFEM simulation of fracture in brittle solids (Programming and FEM)
Dear iMechanica readers,
There is a new opening for research scientist position in Schlumberger, located in Cambridge Massachusetts. The position is on the area of physics-based and data-driven simulation of mechanical/fluid/thermal processes. Please feel free to forward the attached job description to others who may be interested.
Thanks.
Regards,
Tianxiang
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Job Title: Research Scientist in Intelligent Automation
