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Simpleware Version 2016.09 Now Available

Submitted by Simpleware on

We are happy to bring you the latest version of Simpleware – the 2016.09 release adds a number of new features to the previous version of the software and offers many improvements for users, with applications ranging from medical image processing to materials and industrial analysis.

What's in this new release?

The new release significantly extends core software features and makes it faster and easier to complete even the most complex 3D image to model workflows.

New features and improvements of version 2016.09 include:

SES2016 Technical Program is now available online

Submitted by Teng Li on

 

Dear colleagues,

We are pleased to announce that the technical program of the 53rd Annual Technical Meeting of the Society of Engineering Science (SES2016) is now available online at 

http://ses2016.org/tracks-symposia/

(Click the link to individual symposia for detailed technical program)

Special issue on "Low-Dimensional Phase Transforming Materials"

Submitted by Kmomeni on

A special issue of Journal of Nanomaterials is devoted to "Low-Dimensional Phase Transforming Materials" which obtained significant interests in the recent years. This topic covers a broad range of research such as 

OVERHEAD ELECTRICAL CONDUCTORS IN BENDING : A SEMI-CONTINUOUS MODEL

Submitted by Alain Cardou on

As indicated in the review by Cardou & Jolicoeur (1997), and depending on the application, a helically stranded system may be modelled using a semi-continuous approach whereby each layer is replaced by a continuous helical orthotropic material. For those able to read Russian, this approach is presented in a paper by Danilin & Al. specifically oriented towards Overhead Electrical Conductor mechanics: “Modelling of Deformation of Wire Spiral Structures” published in the PNRPU Mechanics Bulletin (2015, No 4, pp. 72-93).

Two PhD positions in computational mechanics of materials at the University of Tennessee

Submitted by Timothy Truster on

Two PhD positions are currently available in the Computational Laboratory for the Mechanics of Interfaces at the University of Tennessee - Knoxville (http://clmi.utk.edu). Research topics are in the following areas:

1. Modeling of titanium alloys using dislocation density based crystal plasticity finite element method.

2. Thermo-mechanical modeling of damage in fiber-reinforced composite materials using mixture theory.

Post-doctoral position in failure micromechanics

Submitted by Ravi Sastri Ayyagari on

There is an opening for a post-doc in Prof. Shailendra Joshi’s research group at NUS, starting November 2016, in the area of micromechanics of advanced structural steels. An ideal candidate for this position must possess a PhD in mechanical engineering or related field with a strong background in computational materials mechanics.

M.Sc. student position in MEMS lab at New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology

Submitted by arashkhm2000 on

The Micro-Electro-Mechanical-Systems labratory (arashmousavi.net) at the New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology is seeking applications for the M.Sc. program in Mechanical Engineering with a starting date of spring 2017. The funding will be through TA position. 

 

Required qualifications:

  • A Bachelor's degrees in Mechanical Engineering or closely related fields with a GPA of 3 or more.

 

Preferred qualifications:

PhD Position in Mechanics & Materials of Origami Metal Structures at UC Merced

Submitted by A_K_226 on

The IDM lab at University of California, Merced  (http://www.alaqattawi.net/opportunities) is seeking applications for the PhD program in Mechanical Engineering with a starting date of spring 2017. The research position is in the area of Mechanics & Materials of Origami Metal Structures.

 

Required qualifications

 

* A Master's and Bachelor's degrees in Mechanical Engineering or closely related fields with a GPA of 3 or more.