12 days to go - WCFA2023 on FKM-Guideline Non-Linear
In a few days, our Workshop on Computational Fatigue Analysis starts in its new volume.
This is to remind you that those of you or of your colleagues, who would be interested in the latest enhancement of the FKM Guideline for static and fatigue analysis in the direction of non-linear analysis (encompassing both high-cycle and low-cycle fatigue regimes), should apply to the workshop we organize.
Workshop on Computational Fatigue Analysis 2023 - FKM-Guideline Non-Linear
Location: Prague, Czechia
When: October 30 - November 1, 2023
Global Composites Experts Webinar by Dr. D. D. L. Chung
cdmHUB invites you to attend the Global Composites Experts Webinar Series.
Title: Structural self-sensing based on measuring the resistance, capacitance or inductance of the structural material, without sensor incorporation
Speaker: Dr. D. D. L. Chung, University at Buffalo
Time: 10/26, 11AM-12PM EST.
Register in advance for this webinar: https://bit.ly/DDLChung.
PhD Openings at UCSB – Solid Mechanics and Materials
We have several openings for PhD positions in the Balakrishna Research Group (https://ananyabalakrishna.com/) at UC Santa Barbara in the Materials Department. Materials at UC Santa Barbara is a world-renowned department with stellar faculty offering a collaborative and multidisciplinary academic environment.
Postdoc Positions at UCSB – Solid Mechanics and Materials
We have openings for postdoctoral positions in the Balakrishna Research Group (https://ananyabalakrishna.com/) at UCSB. The successful candidate will develop mathematical models (phase-field, molecular dynamics, DFT) and numerical methods to investigate the origins of chemo-mechanical degradation in battery materials. Beyond batteries, we also have openings to pursue original research on topics related to phase transformations in soft magnetic alloys, shape-memory alloys, and light interactive molecular crystals.
Discussion of fracture paper #38 - Fracture of the Thinnest of Sheets - Graphene
The Nobel laureate Andre Geim made graphene by playing with pencil leads and Scotch tape and coauthored a paper on how to get the Nobel prize the fun way. Before that, he co-authored with his hamster, Ter Tisha, a paper on diamagnetic levitation and demonstrated it on a frog. He was honoured with the Ig Nobel prize for the paper and later became the only person so far who got both the Harvard Ig version and the real Alfred version of the Nobel prize. Geim is one of my favourite scientists, which led me to read the paper
Postdoc Position in Bioelectronic-Tissue Interfaces at the University of Connecticut
One postdoc position is available in the Departments of Materials Science and Engineering and Biomedical Engineering at the University of Connecticut (UConn).The Postdoc candidate is expected to
• have a Ph.D. degree in Engineering mechanics, Mechanical/Biomedical/Electrical Engineering, Materials Science and Engineering, or a closely related area.
• have research experiences or background in one or more of the following research areas:
-Biophysical or biochemical sensors
PhD positions in computational cardiovascular biomechanics at University of Glasgow
Are you interested in undertaking a PhD in the interdisciplinary field of computational cardiovascular biomechanics? If so, there are positions available in my research group and details are provided below.
Funded PhD Positions in Computational Biomimetics
The Computational Multi-Physics Coupled Analysis Laboratory at Kyushu Institute of Technology, which is located in Fukuoka Prefecture on the island of Kyushu, Japan, is currently offering the funded Ph.D. position, with start date of Spring/Fall 2024. The successful candidate will carry out researches in the areas of computational mechanics for biomimetics, and coupled multi-physics problems such as flying insects and energy harvesting. The detail is shown in the attached pdf.