Thesis supervised by Jean Sulem, Jean-Claude Dupla and Jean Canou.
More details in the attachment
Contact:
Candidates should send an application (including a CV, a cover letter describing interests and qualifications related to the PhD Thesis and two reference Professors, all compiled in a single PDF file) to jean.sulem@enpc.fr
With my colleagues Anh Minh TANG, Jean-Michel PEREIRA and Patrick DANGLA of Laboratoire Navier (Ecole des Ponts Pars Tech, IFSTTAR, CNRS) we would like to announce the opening of a postdoc position, starting next Fall,
on DEM modeling of cemented granular materials as a model for hydrate-bearing sands.
This job offer is described in the attached pdf file.
The Department of Civil & Mineral Engineering at the University of Toronto is advertising for a tenure stream position at the rank of Assistant Professor in the areas of rock physics, geophysics and geomechanics (see attached).
For further details and to apply online please visit http://uoft.me/academicopportunities, Job# 1801617
We currently have 2 open positions in our team at Ghent university (PProGRess-UGCT): 1 PhD student (2+2 years), 1 post-doc (2 years) on “Model-coupled 4D-µCT for advanced material characterization” (more info on: https://www.ugent.be/we/ugct/en/research/moccha-ct).
In attachment more details can be found for each position: Post-doc, PhD
Please see the attachment for further details.
A PhD position is available at the University of Adelaide in Australia on the “Failure Mechanism and true Post-peak Response of Rocks”.
Please see the attachment for further details.
Thermodynamics of hydrogen storage in salt cavities:
Speciality: Geosciences and Geoenergy
Doctoral school: GRNE – Géosciences, Ressources Naturelles et Environnement
Research unity: Centre of Geosciences – Fontainebleau France
Key words: Thermodynamics, mechanics of solids, numerical modelization
PhD Topic: A non-destructive verification tool for imaging the 3D shape of grout injected into near surface soils
This PhD project aims to develop a non-destructive verification tool for imaging the 3D shape of grout injected into near surface soils. Over the past 10 years, researchers at Strathclyde, in partnership with the Construction Company, BAM Nuttall, have been developing new grouting technologies for in-situ ground improvement and for repair of existing infrastructure. Key to successful commercialisation of these new grouting technologies is maintaining industrial confidence. Whilst in-situ injection strategies are highly attractive, both financially and environmentally, the physical extent of treated soil is extremely difficult to establish, making it hard to demonstrate success. An ideal solution to this issue would be to develop a tool that can detect the 3D shape of the grouted soil volume within the subsurface. At present, no commercial technology is available that can achieve this.
In the framework of a research program on geothermal energy partially supported by
Dassault-System, Mines ParisTech is offering a 12 months post-doc contract, ideally starting on September 1st, 2018.
A 18 month full-time postdoc position is available at the University of Poitiers (IC2MP Laboratory) in France on the “Numerical modelling of hydraulically induced damages and crack propagation under partially-saturated conditions”. Please see the attachment for further details.