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We are looking for a researcher, whose expertise lies in computational fluid mechanics and finite element methods, to work with Matthew Hubbard and Reuben O’Dea on a Wellcome Trust funded project
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schools in the world. For more details, please view https://www.ntu.edu.sg/mae/research . We are looking for a Research Engineer in Structural/Finite Element Analysis for Maritime Drone Operations
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resistance of ceramic shell moulds used in investment casting. Advanced in situ experiments combined with multi-scale Finite Element Method (FEM) modelling will be employed to identify the key stress and
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on imaging concepts, knowledge of Matlab, Python programming languages and commercial software based on the finite element method is a plus, excellent communication skills (written and oral) in English. A very
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of seismo-acoustic wave propagation in 2 coastal environments with different environment properties, by relying on HPC and a full-wave method (spectral-element method) implemented in the SPECFEM3D code
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stresses near the surface. Research and development activity is ongoing to apply carburizing to steel grades richer in alloying elements (Mo, V, Cr…), for applications at higher temperature dedicated
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engineering discipline. You have solid theoretical knowledge of electrical machines and the finite element method (FEM). You have also already gained practical experience with FEM, ideally using ANSYS? Great
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Albert-Ludwigs Universität Freiburg | Freiburg im Breisgau, Baden W rttemberg | Germany | 16 days ago
strong interest in bridging experimental mechanics and numerical simulation. Prior exposure to dynamic or impact testing, composite materials, image or tomography analysis, the finite element method
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. Utilize Finite Element Method (FEM) software (e.g., COMSOL) to perform thermal analysis, modeling heat distribution and dissipation in high-power operational conditions. Define theoretical performance
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twin of the face using the finite element method and multimodal MRI data. A multiscale active constitutive law for facial muscles will be developed to describe different contraction patterns