The Institute Structural Mechanics at the Bauhaus University Weimar is looking for a PhD-student who is interested in pursuing her/his PhD in omputational Mechanics. The PhD is about uncertainty quantification, verification and validation in the context of a multiscale methods that ridges atomistic domains with continuum domains.
Qualification
Applicants should have a M.Sc. and B.E. in Computational Mechanics, applied Mathematics, Mechanical or Civil Engineering.
Requirements
Good programming skills and a solid knowledge about the Finite Element Method are expected.
Starting date: as soon as possible.
Funding/Scholarship
The position is funded through a scholarship within the Research Training Group 'Model Qualities' at our university.
Contact
Please send your complete application including CV, transcripts, cover letter to
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Timon Rabczuk
timon.rabczuk [at] uni-weimar.de
Chair of Computational Mechanics
Bauhaus University Weimar