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Post-doc application still open in Southampton

Submitted by Fabrice Pierron on

There is still time to apply the 5-year post-doctoral position at the University of Southampton. We are looking for a talented young researcher to join a group working on the definition of the next generation of high strain rate tests based on ultra-high speed deformation imaging and inverse identification (PhotoDyn project). Please apply online before September 30th.

Split Hopkinson Pressure Bar Equipment

Submitted by AndrewH on

Many prior posts asked about manufacturers of Split Hopkinson Pressure Bar equipment. REL Inc in Calumet MI (http://www.relinc.net/products/hopkinson-bar/) designs, builds & installs custom equipment to meet your requirements. We offer a university discount.  And, we provide in-house testing; manufacturing of samples, etc. A new offering in this field is our SurePulse software which simplifies the data acquisition effort for Hopkinson bar testing. 

A question for the audience:

PhD opportunity at the University of Southampton on high strain rate material testing

Submitted by Fabrice Pierron on

Title: Exploration of novel multiaxial high strain rate tests of materials based on full-field strain measurements and inverse identification

Sponsor: EOARD http://www.wpafb.af.mil/library/factsheets/factsheet.asp?id=16662/



Start of PhD: end of September 2013

IOP/Dymat conference on High Speed Imaging for Dynamic testing of Materials and Structures

Submitted by Fabrice Pierron on

The Institute of Physics (IOP, UK) and the Dymat association are co-organizing the 21st Technical Dymat meeting to be held in London, 18-20 November 2013. Information on the conference can be found at:

https://www.eventsforce.net/iop/frontend/reg/thome.csp?pageID=113753&ev…;

The deadline for abstract submission is February 28th 2013.

PhD positions available at Polytechnique Montréal and McGill universities on shot peening with 5 aerospace companies

Submitted by martin.levesque on

Ecole Polytechnique and McGill are seeking two PhD candidates for a large project aiming at understanding the effects of shot peening on the fatigue lives of aerospace components. The project involves 8 PhD students that will be working in close collaboration. The project is co-funded by the Canadian goverment and 5 leading aerospace companies located in Montréal. Some projects involve internships at these companies.

We are seeking two students for the following projects:

 

high strain rate in MD simulations

Submitted by Azadeh Sheidaei on

Dear All, 

Recently I have read some literatures on Molecular simulation of polymer. My interest is measurement of

mechanical properties of polymer through the uniaxial tensile test.    

I have a question about relatively large time scales in MD simulations of polymer and how to interpret MD

stress-strain results for FE modeling. In particular, in the literature it is mentioned that strain rate of