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2 PhD Scholarships (Marie-Curie Initial Training Network FP7) INSIST. Closing date: 13 February 2012

Submitted by Stephane Bordas on

2 PhD Fellowships Fully Funded available £33138 per annum at Cardiff iMAM. Closing date:

13 February 2012

1 Post-Doc £50,467 per annum + monthly mobility allowance. Closing date:

13 February 2012

Job Opportunity at Bridgestone Americas

Submitted by vargheseanoop on

There is an open position in the Advanced Tire Technology department in Bridgestone Americas Tire Operations (www.bridgestone-firestone.com). Please see the attached flyer for details and send resume, if interested, to bfpd [at] bfusa.com (bfpd[at]bfusa[dot]com)

Wei Yang talks about research ethics in China on Nature

Submitted by Jianliang Xiao on

Yang Wei wants to reform attitudes towards research ethics at Zhejiang University and across the country.

Yang Wei has an easy smile and a carefree, even distracted, air — but he takes such a solemn approach to life that his wife sometimes tells him to relax. “I take everything seriously,” he says.

Incomplete thoughts on mass flux and superposed RBM

Submitted by Amit Acharya on

Attached are some (hand-written) observations on wanting to do continuum mechanics when mass is not conserved for fixed sets of particles of the body (so, situations transcending the rocket-losing-mass type). I feel (un)comfortable with these observations, depending upon the day I think about such things.

Deadline extended: CSME International congress: Fatigue and Fracture of engineering materials

Submitted by rajeshprasanna on

All,

    The deadline to submit article for the CSME international congress has been extended to February 17th, 2012. We are organizing a symposium on fatigue and fracture of engineering materials and strongly encourage researchers around the world to submit their research articles relevant to this field. 

 

 

More information can be obtained from the following website:  http://umanitoba.ca./engineering/conferences/csme2012/index.html

VABS 3.6 Reduces Realistic Composite Blade Modeling to Seconds

Submitted by allanwood on

AnalySwift, LLC, a leading provider of efficient high-fidelity modeling software for aerospace and energy composites and other advanced materials, announced today the release of VABS 3.6. This is the latest version of VABS, which is the tool of choice for efficient and accurate modeling of composite slender structures such as wind turbine blades, helicopter rotor blades, high aspect ratio wings, composite bridges, and other slender structural components.