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Explicit Dynamics with ANSYS LS-DYNA training course

Submitted by kristeen on

This training course covers the ANSYS LS-DYNA Interface, which seamlessly links the ANSYTS traditional environment pre- and post-processing software with the LS-DYNA explicit solver to conduct highly nonlinear, transient dynamic analyses. Sequential solutions are also discussed, in which the ANSYS implicit solver is used in conjunction with the LS-DYNA explicit solver to extend the range of applications.

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Faculty hiring School of Engineering,Shiv Nadar University INDIA

Submitted by Vikas Kumar on

Subject: Faculty hiring School of Engineering, Shiv Nadar UniversityPositions: Assistant Professor, Associate Professor and Full Professor.Shiv Nadar University an initiative of Founder & Owner of HCL Technologies, Mr Shiv Nadar with a vision of multi-disciplinary research-led international university.The University's mission is to develop and educate the leaders of tomorrow; to support research, scholarly, and creative endeavors that contribute to the creation of new knowledge; and to create research and teaching programs that tackle the most pressing

Using XFEM with Implicit Dynamic step in Abaqus

Submitted by deepak_0308 on

Hi,

I have used XFEM in Abaqus for static analysis. I use traction-separation cohesive behavior with XFEM.

I want to use XFEM in implicit dynamic analysis. I am using Abaqus version 6.12. As far as I know xfem was allowed only with static analysis in earlier Abaqus versions (6.9). I read that the newer versions have implicit dynamic analysis compatiblity with XFEM.

Research Associate/Post-doc position at Lamar University available immediately

Submitted by Xuejun Fan on

The Department of Mechanical Engineering at Lamar University is seeking candidates for a postdoctoral/research associate position, which is available immediately. Applicants should have a recent Ph.D. degree with a strong record of journal publications. Research areas in one of the following areas are considered.

1) Solid mechanics: multi-scale/ multi-physics modeling of advanced materials, computational mechanics for materials, structures and energy systems in extreme environments. Knowledge of molecular dynamics modeling of polymer materials is a plus.

PhD Position in Computational Modeling of Soft Active Materials

Submitted by Harold S. Park on

I am looking to recruit a new PhD student in the area of computational modeling of soft active materials.  The position will begin as early as January 2014, or alternatively in September 2014.  Requirements for this position including the ability to program in C++, knowledge of nonlinear finite element methods and continuum mechanics, and a good background in solid mechanics.  If interested, please contact me at parkhs(at)bu.edu, with a copy of a CV and a description of your previous research experience.

ICMoBT 2013 - Early Bird Deadline 27 September 2013

Submitted by Laure Ballu on

5th International Conference on Mechanics of Biomaterials and Tissues (ICMoBT 2013) - Sitges, Spain 8-12 December 2013

Register before 27th September and take advantage of our Early Bird offer!http://www.mechanicsofbiomaterials.com/conference-register.html