Bonjour, Je suis actuellement à la recherche d’un postdoctorant pour travailler sur la rupture fragile de matériaux poreux réalisés par fabrication additive. Le financement est acquis pour deux ans et le postdoc doit commencer avant fin 2019. Merci de diffuser l’offre suivante au GdR Mephy:PostDocDGA —————————— Véronique LAZARUS Professor of Solid Mechanics ENSTA ParisTech IMSIA - Institut des Sciences de la Mécanique et Applications Industrielles/ Institute of Mechanical Sciences and Industrial Applications (CNRS - ENSTA Paristech - EDF - CEA) Office 107C UME-IMSIA Centre de l’Yvette de l’ENSTA ParisTech 181 Chemin de la Hunière 91120 Palaiseau
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Postdoc « Gouttes liquides vibrées » (Ecole Centrale de Lyon)
Dans le cadre du projet Carnot SWING, nous cherchons un post-doc pour 12 mois à partir de février/mars pour étudier le mouvement de gouttes sur des surfaces vibrées, ou soumises à des ondulations de surface.
Voir l’annonce complète via le lien ci-dessous:
Postdoc: 3D numerical modeling of ultrasonic wave propagation (CentraleSupélec)
Postdoc: Stability and dissipative properties of liquid foam (Rennes)
Dear collegues
A 2-years postdoc position is currently open in Rennes on flows in foam films.
See document: postdoc_IPR
Isabelle Cantat
Postdoc: Microfluidic study of the biophysics of bacterial populations in porous media (Toulouse)
Voir annonce: Postdoc_Toulouse_Microfluidics
Prochaines journées du GDR MECAFIB, Nancy, 5-6 Décembre 2018
Postdoc in Mechanics and geometry of thin and slender structures (Aarhus University)
Applications are invited for a 2 year (1+1) postdoctoral position with a background in theoretical and
computational mechanics, soft condensed matter physics, or Applied Mathematics. This project focuses on
uncovering mathematical descriptions for use in the Japanese art of paper cutting, namely Kirigami, and
Reticulated Structures.
To know more, please read this document: AarhusUniv_Postdoc_ Mechanics
Postdoc on Simulation and modelling of shear-thickening suspensions in Grenoble
We have an opening for a 18-month postdoctoral researcher, starting from February 2019, to work on the simulation and modelling of shear-thickening suspensions in Université Grenoble-Alpes, Grenoble, France. The work will be centered on understanding the emergence of instabilities and on modeling the transient interplay between dilation and pore pressure feedback as shear thickening occurs.
The position is funded by the ANR grant « ScienceFriction » led by B. Metzger (IUSTI, Marseille), which combines experimental, numerical and theoretical approaches to the rheology of shear thickening, with a focus on transient phenomena and flow instabilities in close collaboration with H. Lhuissier, and Y. Forterre at IUSTI in Marseille, and M. Wyart at EPFL in Lausanne.
The succesful candidate will work with Romain Mari within the broader Statistical Physics and Modelling group in Laboratoire Interdisciplinaire de Physique (« LIPhy »), affiliated to CNRS and Université Grenoble-Alpes. Research at LIPhy covers bio-, soft matter, and statistical physics, among others. It is based in Grenoble, one of the biggest academic cities in France, in the French Alps.
Candidates should have a recent PhD (obtained after January 2017) and have a strong background in physics, ideally in numerical simulation and/or theory of soft materials.
Application consists of a CV, a cover letter, and 2 recommendation letters, and should exclusively be made via http://bit.ly/2OcXhFw before November 5, 2018.
Post-doc at Navier lab: Numerical study of physical and mechanical aging in colloidal suspensions
Dear Colleagues,
A post-doctoral position is available at Laboratoire Navier to carry out a computational study of mechanical aging in dense silica suspensions. This investigation will proceed in close collaboration with experiments performed in our team.
Please find a detailed announcement here: announcement
Sincerely yours,
Anael Lemaitre
PhD or PostDoc in IPGP
PhD or Postdoctoral position in IPGP (Paris)
Modelling dune morphodynamics in presence of vegetation