Dear imechanicans,
I am seeking for a postdoctoral position in the field of biomaterials. I am interested in the mechanical behaviour of natural systems and the development of new materials. I just finished my PhD on the mechanics of crotch and would like to continue my study in the field of biomechanics/biomaterials. I am highly motivated and well organized.
I am looking forward to hearing from you!
Anna Dolgran
We are looking for suitable candidates for a PhD research work in Computational Mechanics and numerical simulation, to be carried out at the Department of Mechanical Engineering, University of Aveiro, Portugal, in one of the following areas:
- development of new finite elements for metal forming applications;
- numerical simulation of metal forming (sheet and bulk forming);
- tubular hydroforming numerical simulation;
- structural stability and buckling analysis of reinforced aircraft panels;
I would like to persue my PhD specializing in carbon nanotubes appliance with in biomaterials or materials. I have a master degree from KTH (Stockholm) in biomedical materials, started my PhD in Karolinska institute (stockholm) for drug delivery vehicles (Dec 2009- march 2010). Mechanical engineering bachelor from the American university in Cairo; majored in material process and manufacturing & industrial science.
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