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Postdoc position at UConn: Mechanical behavior of cellular filaments

Submitted by gelyko on

A postdoctoral position is available at the Mechanical Engineering Department of the University of Connecticut in the area of coarse-grain molecular dynamics simulation of cellular membranes and filaments. Extensive experience in molecular dynamics simulation of soft materials and parallel coding is required. Experience in the use of force fields and LAMMPS is highly desirable.

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Submitted by 09132865471 on

Hi everybody,I am a senior student in mechanics and I need an example of wave propagation in a thin plate to conduct my project. At now,my main problem is how to model it in Ansys or Abaqus.

Thanks in advance,

09132865471(mehran)

Post-Doc position in Computational Mechanics Institute of Structural Mechanics, Bauhaus Uni. Weimar

Submitted by pattabhib on

We are
looking for a Postdoctoral fellow to strengthen our
Research Training Group 1462 Model Qualities that
consists of 12 PhD students. This is a fixed-term position for a
period of one year. A renewal for a further year is possible.



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Using OpenSees!

Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on

Dear all,

 

I am considering using OpenSees software in plane strain SSI analysis
under cyclic loading. I have understood, roughly, how the structure of
the input file and the Tcl scripting language work. Nevertheless, I
would like to know; I understand that to model a rigid body, in
OpenSees, you can tie the horizontal and vertical displacements of the
nodes of the rigid entity. Is there any other way? Or did I
misunderstood?

 

Fracure mechanics

Submitted by parisa on

Hi Every body,

I know that the crack propagation energy release rate G is by defination the release of elastic energy and potential energy of loads per unit area of crack extension and for a linear body loaded by a single load P is given by :

G=P^2/(2b)*dc/da

Any body know if instead of load P, moment M is being used what would be formulation?

I really need this one

Thank you,

Parisa

Faculty Position: In the Department of Mechanical Engineering at the University of Texas at El Paso

Submitted by jfchessa on
POSITION DESCRIPTION: The Mechanical Engineering Department at the University of Texas at El Paso (UTEP) announces tenure-track and tenured faculty positions in broad areas of Mechanical Engineering Design, design of advanced materials and structures, design of hybrid and/or heterogeneous structures and systems.