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SABIC Technology Internship Program, Summer 2017 in Mt. Vernon, Indiana

Submitted by Devendra Bajaj on

SABIC is looking for talented candidates to join the Technology Internship Program in Mount Vernon, Indiana for summer 2017 assignments. Program participants will gain meaningful work experience and get a close look at possible careers in industrial R&D. Typical assignments include process technology development, lab polymer syntheses, new polymer resins/blends research and characterization of intermediates and final products.

Requirements • Junior and senior level undergraduates with graduate school plans and current graduate students are preferred.

postdoc opportunity in computational stochastic mechanics at NRL

Submitted by Kirubel Teferra on

There is up to 3 years funding available for a postdoctoral fellowship in computational stochastic mechanics pertaining to microstructure property relationships in metal alloys. The position is open to US citizens and permanent residents. Please see the link below for more details as well as by sending an email to: kirubel.teferra [at] nrl.navy.mil. Thank you.

Postdoctoral Position at Nanyang Technological University (NTU) SG in computation mechanics

Submitted by gkekb89 on

Description

(1) Computational mechanics and multiphysics modelling of relevant areas, including the soft matter, 3D printing, fuel cell, bio-fluid and cell in microfluidics

(2) Supervision of undergraduate/postgraduate students

 

Job requirements

1)  PhD degree in Mechanical/Material Engineering or related fields

(2) Strong background in computational physics and solid/fluid mechanics

(3) Analytical and independent problem solving skills and ability to develop theoretical models and to implement large-scale numerical computation

postdoctoral position in finite element based design

Submitted by xpqian on

The Computational Design & Manufacturing Laboratory (CDM) at the University of Wisconsin-Madison is inviting applications for a post-doctoral researcher position in the general area of computational design. 

Candidates with strong background in finite element analysis, structural optimization, and/or high-performance computing are encouraged to apply.

Postdoctoral Research Associate position in computational fluid-structure interaction

Submitted by Qxue on

We invite applications for the postdoctoral position in Mechanical Engineering Department, University of Maine. The research area is in the computational modeling of fluid-structure-acoustics interactions, especially the modeling of nonlinear thin wall structure with large strains.   

Preferred qualifications are:

1) Ph.D. in mechanical engineering or related fields.

Postdoctoral position in mesoscale plasticity

Submitted by AnterEl-Azab on

The School of Materials Engineering at Purdue University invites applications for a Postdoctoral Research Associate position in the area of Computational Mesoscale Plasticity. The successful candidate will model plasticity of single crystals using continuum dislocation dynamics and perform computational solution using finite element method. We are particularly interested in applicants with expertise in computational materials science and/or computational mechanics, good background in elasticity and plasticity theory, and knowledge of dislocation dynamics.

Postdoctoral position on multiscale modeling of microstructural development

Submitted by Javier LLorca on

IMDEA Materials Institute is looking for a post-doctoral researcher
(PhD in Materials Engineering, Metallurgy, Mechanical Engineering, Computational Materials Science) (Ref: PD02-VIR) to work in the research project VIRMETAL (virtual design, virtual processing and virtual testing of metallic materials) funded by an Advanced Grant of the European Research Council. Research activities will be focused in the development of multiscale modeling strategies –based on the phase-field method– to simulate the microstructural development during solidification as well as during thermo-mechanical treatments in Al and Mg alloys.