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PhD position

Submitted by luciano demasi on

This message is for excellent, potentially interested, and
very motivated students that desire to start a PhD study in the
Computational Science Research Center (CSRC) at the San Diego State
University (SDSU) located in California, USA.

The research topic is about the computational solid mechanics.

CSRC
has a very prestigious record in the computational science and is the
15th center of this type in USA.



The interested students can apply starting from October 1st 2011
until January 15th 2012.

Free access to the International Journal of Fracture

Submitted by Ravi-Chandar on

Dear Colleagues,

Springer is providing free access to the International Journal of Fracture until the end of this year. I hope you take advantage of this opportunity and browse through the journal content. You may access the journal at the following link: http://www.springer.com/materials/characterization+%26+evaluation/journal/10704?changeHeader.

Ravi

Finding a PhD position of 2012 Fall about Materials

Submitted by Yongjie WANG on

Being a undergraduate student of Harbin Institute of Technology,China, I will get my bachelor degree in JUL 2012 majoring in Composite Materials and Engineering. Then I want to find an availible PhD position of 2012 FALL to further my study.

I have studied all the basic courses of materials and mechanics in my bachelor education. Also I have got good scores in both class and lab. And you can see details in my CV and PS attached. 

CSME 2012 International congress- Recent developments in fatigue and fracture of engineering materials and structures

Submitted by rajeshprasanna on

Scope of Symposium

It is widely accepted that fatigue is the most common failure mode of structural components. Losses due

to fatigue failures annually are over several millions to billions of dollars. Apart from these economic

losses, fatigue failures are also responsible for causing major safety concerns due to the rapid and often

undetectable nature of the final components’ fracture. This symposium will bring together researchers