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Post-doctoral position is available in the area of ultrasonic nondestructive evaluation (strong background and experience in ultrasonic experiment and modeling are required). The focus area is ultrasonic study of like polycrystalline materials, composites and adhesive bonds. State of the art ultrasonic laboratories and other characterization facilities are available. More details will be provided to interested individuals.
Interested candidates should contact

Three PhD studentships available at Cardiff University. Deadline Friday 24th of February.

Assuming you get a CSC scholarship, this fellowship will waive your tuition fee for study in computational mechanics in our group. 

Please APPLY ONLINE to the University and send me (stephane dot bordas at gmail dot com) a one paragraph research proposal about what you intent to work on. Themes are:

- multiscale fracture

- meshless methods

- extended finite element methods

- moving boundary problems

- fibrous flows

PhD Scholarship: Structural vibration analysis and computational mechanics

One scholarship is available for a PhD student to pursue research in the School of Engineering at the University of Waikato towards the development of a general analytical procedure for vibration analysis of complex structures. In modelling solid bodies with voids, we will consider treating the voids as embedded negative bodies.

The successful candidate will work with:

Professor Sinniah Ilanko and Dr Yusuke Mochida (University of Waikato, New Zealand)

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School of Engineering

LRET Lecturer/Senior Lecturer/Reader in Safety and Reliability Engineering

Reference Number 1231244

Building on a 20-year track record in safety engineering, the School of Engineering at the University of Aberdeen in partnership with The Lloyd's Register Educational Trust (The LRET) is establishing a centre of excellence for research and teaching in the safety and reliability of engineering systems, structures and processes.

Two postdoctoral positions are available in the group of Prof. M. Urbakh in lively Tel-Aviv. Topics are centered around nano and micro-scale tribology (friction, dissipation, adhesion, wear) involving theory, modeling, and computer simulation of frictional and nonlinear
dissipation phenomena.

The projects focus on: (i) studies of friction at micropatterened surfaces with biomimetic and sensing applications, and (ii) novel approaches to control frictional response at the nanoscale through application of electric field, light and force modulations.

Two PhD positions are available to work on corrosion of aluminum and steel. Students are expected to study "how corrosion affects the microstructres in the metal and alloys".

Positions are available in world's leading research laboratory. Interested students may contact on the following website: 
http://www.hawaiicorrosionlab.org/contact.htm

dstl PhD studentship: Electropulsing and nanostructured steels

Imperial College London - Department of Materials

Duration of Studentship: 42 months

Applications are invited for a studentship in the field of electropulse-assistant nano-steel processing, leading to the award of a PhD degree. The post is to conduct research in the Department of Materials at Imperial College London and is supported by an initial bursary of £15,823 p.a. and the tuition fees are paid at the home rate only.

Topic: PhD Fellowship in “Risk
and Reliability of Offshore Wind Turbine Foundations”

Location: NTNU, Trondheim, Norway

Deadline: 09 Mar 2012

Salary: NOK 391 100 to NOK 448
100 per year (equivalent of approximately £43 000 to £50 000)