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EML Webinar on October 21, 2020: 3D Printing Functional Materials and Devices

Submitted by Teng Li on

EML Webinar on 21 October 2020 will be given by Michael Mcalpine, University of Minnesota. Discussion Leader: Sheng Xu, UCSD.

Title: 3D Printing Functional Materials and Devices

Time: 7 am California, 10 am Boston, 3 pm London, 10 pm Beijing on 21 October 2020

Zoom Link: https://harvard.zoom.us/j/271079684 

Fully funded PhD positions available in Materials Science and Engineering at Tampere University, Finland

Submitted by gauravmohanty on

Fully funded, four year PhD positions in Materials Science and Engineering available at Tampere University, Finland.  

Application deadline: 29th Oct 2020 (apply as soon as possible!)

Refer: https://tuni.rekrytointi.com/paikat/?o=A_RJ&jgid=3&jid=723 for more details and to apply for these positions.  

Funded PhD position available at Penn State

Submitted by Chris Kube on

Interested students can apply here . A multi-year fully funded PhD research assistantship in the Department of Engineering Science and Mechanics is available. The project focuses on in situ monitoring of microstructure variation and residual stress during the powder bed fusion additive manufacturing process.

SES Virtual Technical Meeting Poster Winners Announced

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Congratulations to the winners of the SES Virtual Technical Meeting 'poster competition' for most watched prerecorded video in 8 topic categories, with hundreds of views! Winners are announced on https://socengsci.org/virtual-technical-meeting/. These videos can still be viewed by logging in at https://morressier.com.

[Call for Abstracts] 2021 APS March Meeting (virtual, March 15-19) 02.01.15 Physics of Bio-Inspired Materials (Due: October 23, 2020)

Submitted by Sung Hoon Kang on

Dear Colleagues,

We are organizing a focus session on "02.01.15 Physics of Bio-Inspired Materials (DSOFT, DBIO, DPOLY) [same as 04.01.42, 01.01.54]" for the 2021 American Physical Society Meeting (March 15-19), which will be an online meeting. This session covers most of the classical and emerging research topics of bio-inspired materials.

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Submitted by Bin Wang on

Dual-phase nanostructuring as a route to high-strength magnesium alloys, Wu, Chan, Zhu, Sun, Lu, Science, 2017

Novelty/impact/significance:

Create a magnesium-based supra-nanometer-sized dual-phase glass-crystal (SNDP-GC) material that approaches the near-ideal strength, 3.3 GPa and a Young’s modulus of 65 GPa. The fabrication is easy to scale up (magnetron sputtering) and the material is 10cm x 10cm with 10 µm in thickness, which is promising for various industrial applications.

Scientific question:

Graduate research assistant position available

Submitted by eng_arg on

The IRDS analytics lab (https://alouhghalam.sites.umassd.edu) at the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth (UMassD) has a fully-funded PhD position. The graduate student will be working on an exciting project related to the dynamics of locally resonant structures and machine learning techniques with application to source localization. This position will involve working closely with a multidisciplinary team from UMassD, UMass Lowell and NUWC.

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Submitted by Bin Wang on

Heterogeneous lamella structure unites ultrafine-grain strength with coarse-grain ductility, Wu, Yang, Yuan, Wu Wei, Huang, Zhu, PNAS, 2015

Novelty/impact/significance:

A novel heterogeneous lamella structure in Ti is created, which is as strong as the ultrafine-grained Ti and simultaneously as ductile as the coarse-grained Ti, with higher strain hardening than the coarse-grained Ti.

PhD positions in mechanics of metamaterials at the University of Minnesota

Submitted by stefanogonella on

PhD positions are available at the University of Minnesota in the group of Prof. Stefano Gonella in the area of mechanical metamaterials. 

Current topics of interest include: 

1)  Topological metamaterials; 

2)  Fracture mechanics in cellular materials; 

3)  Tunable and programmable metastructures.