The call is open till June 30th 2019 and candidates are urged to apply as early as they can. Please contact recruitment.lms@epfl.ch for applications. Suitable candidates should send an e-mail including a cover letter describing interests and qualifications and a CV, as a single PDF. More information in the attachment:
Coupling classical DFT with poromechanics for adsorption‑induced swelling quantification in microporous materials – details may be found at: http://perso.crans.org/gregoire/positions@G2MP/PhD_I-M-API.pdf
Cristallisation-induced damage in heterogeneous porous media in the context of the erosion of the French Basque coast and the damage of its protection buildings – details may be found at: http://perso.crans.org/gregoire/positions@G2MP/PhD_Ezponda.pdf
Applications are welcomed for two positions in The Hong Kong Polytechnic University.
Professor/Associate Professor/Assistant Professor (Ref. 18070307), Hydraulic Engineering, Hong Kong Polytechnic University
Link:http://www.polyu.edu.hk/hro/postspec/18070307.pdf
Assistant Professor (Ref. 19031107), Geotechnical Engineering, Hong Kong Polytechnic University
Link:http://www.polyu.edu.hk/hro/postspec/19031107.pdf
More information in the attachment:
A PhD position is available at the Division of Solid Mechanics at Lund University to work on a project titled “Investigating the mechanics of geomaterials using neutrons – from the intra- and inter-granular scales to bulk behaviour and transport properties”.
The focus of the project is the quantitative characterisation of the multi-scale processes of deformation and their consequences on material properties of rocks related to natural resource engineering applications, such as CO2 sequestration, hydrocarbon production and water resource management. The project will involve developing novel experiments exploiting neutron diffraction strain scanning and neutron imaging in conjunction with original in-situ experimental devices and analysis procedures. Neutron diffraction will enable characterisation of stress distributions in samples as they deform, whilst neutron tomography will be used to study coupled hydro-mechanical evolution.
For further information, contact Stephen Hall for more details (stephen.hall@solid.lth.se)
A PhD position on “Long term behavior of soils stabilized with lime / cement” is open at the “Laboratoire d’Energétique et de Mécanique Théorique et Appliquée” (Université de Lorraine / CNRS, France). More information are available in the attached file.
Organized by the Grenoble Alpes University group
general link : https://edu.univ-grenoble-alpes.fr/science-week/
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special workshop on 5th june 2019 on risk management with title “Towards a dynamic and holistic approach to Disaster Risk Reduction“:
and eventually on 3th june, 2019 on : “Interactive building and district communities“
Dear all,
We would like to invite you to participate to the first day session of the ALERT workshop 2019 ” Upscaling in Geotechnical Engineering“, which wants to celebrate the 70th anniversary of Roberto Nova. He was one of the founders of our community and participated enthusiastically in its development over the years, with a number of innovative contributions spanning over scales in the field of Geomechanics and Geoengineering.
This session will take place on Monday September 30, and will include some invited lectures to open a lively discussion on multiscale modelling in Geomechanics.
A detailed description of the session is given below and can be found here:
https://alertgeomaterials.eu/2019/02/alert-geomaterials-workshop-2019/
To submit an abstract, please send it directly to the coordinators of the session: (claudio.diprisco@polimi.it; cristina.jommi@polimi.it;claudio.tamagnini@unipg.it, c.jommi@tudelft.nl)
Best regards,
Claudio, Cristina and Claudio
A PhD position in multi-scale modelling is open at the RECOVER unit of Irstea institute (Irstea, Aix-Marseille University), in Aix-en-Provence (France). Please refer to the attachment for all details:
Contacts: A. Poulesquen: CEA Marcoule, Visiting scholar at 2 the MIT-CNRS-AMU joint laboratory, arnaudp@mit.edu
K. Ioannidou: UMR5508 – LMGC U. Montpellier & Visiting scholar at 2 the MIT-CNRS-AMU joint laboratory, hekate@mit.edu
Internship advisor: R. Pellenq: 2, the MIT-CNRS-AMU joint laboratory, pellenq@mit.edu
More information in the attachment:
Applications are welcomed for a PhD position in Navier lab (Ecole des Ponts ParisTech, IFSTTAR, CNRS) on the simulation of fractured porous media. The PhD project aims at setting up a numerical model of fractured porous medium with application to the simulation of claystone for nuclear wastes storage. Candidates must hold a Master of Science or equivalent in mechanics and physics of (geo)-materials with a strong taste for numerical modeling.
More details about this PhD position in the attached document: