One Year Post Doctoral Position – INRIA France - Nonlinear modal analysis for multi–body systems with unilateral contact
Position
• As soon as possible and before January 2012.
• Gross Salary (before tax) 2620 euros , 2137 net (after tax)
Position
• As soon as possible and before January 2012.
• Gross Salary (before tax) 2620 euros , 2137 net (after tax)
Hello to everyone.
The question is as:
I want to introduce the critical fracture energies (Gic,Giic) in a mixed mode fracture analysis in Abaqus using the XFEM or the cohesive simulation method.My material can be considered as linear, the problem quasi static and the material properties E,v and yield strength known.
Location: Créteil, Paris Region.
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The Department of Mechanical Engineering at the University of British Columbia seeks
an outstanding individual for a tenure-track position at the Assistant Professor level in
any area of Mechanical Engineering, but with preference given to candidates in the
following areas: Applied Thermofluids, Applied Mechanics, and Biomedical
Engineering. The starting date will be July 2012, or as soon as possible thereafter.
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Francis Charles Moon is named the 2012 Thomas K. Caughey Dynamics Award Winner.
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