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Open Postdoc on computational methods and inverse problems

Submitted by Andrew J. Gross on
A Postdoctoral Fellow is sought to fill an immediate opening in the Gross Materials Lab at the University of South Carolina to work on a DARPA funded project. The postdoc will have the opportunity to attend regular meetings with DARPA and other DOD program managers. The research is focused on extracting yield surfaces from data rich full-field experimental information by solving an inverse problem.

Open Postdoc on computational methods and inverse problems

Submitted by Andrew J. Gross on
A Postdoctoral Fellow is sought to fill an immediate opening in the Gross Materials Lab at the University of South Carolina to work on a DARPA funded project. The postdoc will have the opportunity to attend regular meetings with DARPA and other DOD program managers. The research is focused on extracting yield surfaces from data rich full-field experimental information by solving an inverse problem.

Postdoctoral positions at UW Madison: Uncertainty quantification and design for additive manufacturing

Submitted by xpqian on

We invite applications for post-doctoral researcher positions in uncertainty quantification, multiphysics simulation and structural optimization for metal additive manufacturing processes. 

OPENINGS FOR A POST-DOCTORAL RESEARCHER in Computational Mechanics Research Laboratory (CMRL) Johns Hopkins University

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Computational Mechanics Research Laboratory (CMRL)

Johns Hopkins University

Professor Somnath Ghosh

 

Open Postdoc on computational methods to process experimental data

Submitted by Andrew J. Gross on

A Postdoctoral Fellow is sought to fill an immediate opening in the Gross Materials Lab at the University of South Carolina to work on a DARPA funded project. The postdoc will have the opportunity to attend regular meetings with DARPA and other DOD program managers. The research is focused on extracting yield surfaces from data rich full-field experimental information by solving an inverse problem. This research will be primarily computational and will integrate closely with a graduate student conducting experiments.

Postdoc in Data-driven modeling of engineering materials, Czech Technical University in Prague

Submitted by jenda_z on

Come and join us in Prague to become a 2023 CTU Global Postdoctoral Fellow!

Czech Technical University in Prague offers a fully-funded two-year postdoctoral position in Data-driven modeling of engineering materials. The project will be mentored by Anna Kučerová and will involve collaboration with Bořek Patzák within the MuPIF software project.

Open Postdoc position for Fall 2023 on computational methods to process experimental data

Submitted by Andrew J. Gross on

One postdoc is sought to fill an opening in the Gross Materials Lab (group website: andrewjgross.com) at the University of South Carolina. This research is focused on extracting yield surfaces from data rich full-field experimental information by solving an inverse problem. This research will be primarily computational and will integrate closely with a graduate student conducting experiments. Applicants with relevant experience are strongly encouraged to apply.

Postdoc and PhD positions in Uncertainty Quantification and Computational Mechanics - Houston, TX

Submitted by rudaz on

The Uncertainty Quantification (UQ) Lab at the University of Houston (UH), led by Dr. Ruda Zhang, invites applications for:

  • two (2) PhD student positions in areas of data-driven engineering and uncertainty quantification, and
  • one (1) postdoctoral researcher in areas of surrogate modeling and data-driven dynamics.

For job details and updates, see lab webpage: https://uq.uh.edu/positions

Journal Club for June 2022: Computational mechanics for local-scale modelling of coastal hazards

Submitted by Ajay B Harish on

In 2016, our colleague (Prof. Ahmad Elbanna) addressed one such extreme event (namely, earthquakes and the associate rupture physics). In this journal article, I will be focusing on two other extreme events, namely tsunamis and storm surges and some of the modelling efforts to address these coastal hazards. While both these events have their characteristics related to the physics of the event, similar modelling tools and techniques have been used to address both these hazards.