1 PhD student @ Imperial College London, Dept of Aeronautics
Eligibility: UK citizens or UK-HOME students only; you must be either a British citizen or have lived/studied in the UK for the past 3 years.
Project title: “Deformation and fracture of lightweight materials at high strain rates”.
Requirements: a first class degree in mechanical engineering or similar (minimum 4 year course, MEng/MSc preferred); competence and passion for mechanics of solids; analytical mind; experience of programming and using FE codes.
To apply: email v.tagarielli [at] imperial.ac.uk attaching: a CV; a list of exams/modules taken and associated marks; a summary of dissertation, final project or other written work (max 5 pages – in English!). http://www3.imperial.ac.uk/aeronautics/research/opportunities.
1 DPhil student @ University of Oxford, Impact Engineering Laboratory
Eligibility: EU citizens only
Project title: “Impact and blast resistance of composite materials for nuclear submarines”.
Requirements: a first class degree in mechanical engineering or similar (minimum 4 year course, MEng/MSc preferred); competence and passion for mechanics of solids; analytical mind; experience of programming and using FE codes; common sense and practical mind: the project involves extensive experimentation.
To apply: email v.tagarielli [at] imperial.ac.uk attaching: a CV; a list of exams/modules taken and associated marks; a summary of dissertation, final project or other written work (max 5 pages – in English!).
1 DPhil student @ University of Oxford, Impact Engineering Laboratory
Eligibility: EU citizens only
Project title: “Concurrent multi-scale modelling of the dynamic deformation and fracture of fibre composites”.
Requirements: a first class degree in engineering or computer science (minimum 4 year course, MEng/MSc preferred); thorough understanding of mechanics of solids; analytical mind; extensive undergraduate experience of programming and developing numerical codes for engineering simulations; Knowledge of FORTRAN/C++ or similar; knowledge of commercial FE codes; the project involves extensive programming and software development.
To apply: email ettore.barbieri [at] eng.ox.ac.uk attaching: a CV; a list of exams/modules taken and associated marks; a summary of dissertation, final project or other written work (max 5 pages – in English!).
1 PhD student @ University of Oxford, Impact Engineering Laboratory
Eligibility: UK citizens or UK-HOME students only; you must be either a British citizen or have lived/studied in the UK for the past 3 years.
Project title: “Design of composite components for submarines against impact and blast loading”.
Requirements: a first class degree in mechanical engineering or similar (minimum 4 year course, MEng/MSc preferred); competence and passion for mechanics of solids; experience of programming and using FE codes and similar simulations tools.
To apply: email nik.petrinic [at] eng.ox.ac.uk attaching: a CV; a list of exams/modules taken and associated marks; a summary of dissertation, final project or other written work (max 5 pages – in English!).