Géotechnique Letters journal - 10 papers now free to view
New journal Géotechnique Letters now gives access to 10 papers for free. Please have a look at the following announcement from ICE Publishing:
New journal Géotechnique Letters now gives access to 10 papers for free. Please have a look at the following announcement from ICE Publishing:
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Send CV to Fred Grant at ffgrant [at] sgh.com to initiate application process. Please also send any other relevant information such as letters of recommendation, coursework list with grades, thesis paper, etc.
We are accepting applications for two separate positions, Staff I and Staff II. Descriptions are provided in the attached documents.
Dear Colleagues,
The research laboratory for Quantitative Acoustic Microscopy and High
frequency spectroscopy of the Julius Wolff Institute &
Berlin-Brandenburg Graduate School for Regenerative Therapies, Campus
Virchow-Klinikum - Prof. Dr. Kay Raum – is opening the two Doctoral
Researcher (PhD) positions immediately.
We are looking for two motivated graduate students with excellent
academic performance and interest in conducting interdisciplinary
research.
Position I
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Position ID: DM.138.11
I work for an optics company and many of its products contain lenses that are bonded together with a very thin (~0.010mm) UV curing adhesive (Norland Adhesives NOA61 is the most common). Up until recently we have never had any issues with the strength of the bond. However we have recently had a particular design fail during a temperature cycle so I am tasked with looking at why, and how to keep it from happening in the future. The temperature range isn't too scary, -40 to +85C.
(to appear in International Journal of Fracture; Proceedings of the 5th Intl. Symposium on Defect andMaterial Mechanics)
Amit Acharya and Claude Fressengeas