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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill | Chapel Hill, North Carolina | United States | 18 days ago
Simulation Laboratory (https://griffith.web.unc.edu). This position would support projects on (1) cardiac digital twins for heart failure and/or (2) cardiac fluid dynamics simulation software development in
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components, products, and systems by using applied mechanical engineering principles, including solid and fluid mechanics, thermodynamics, and heat transfer. Create prototypes and evaluate design to ensure
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, scientific programming, microfluidics, or microfabrication would be an asset. Theoretical or numerical knowledge of fluid mechanics would also be appreciated. Where to apply Website https://emploi.cnrs.fr
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closely related engineering, computational, or physical-science discipline by the time of appointment. Ability to teach & develop courses in the thermo-fluids area for Mechanical Engineering students
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to properly and regularly changing oil and filters, maintain correct tire pressure and change tires as needed, maintaining proper fluid levels, repair/install brakes as needed, perform routine vehicle cleaning
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components, products, and systems by using applied mechanical engineering principles, including solid and fluid mechanics, thermodynamics, and heat transfer. Create prototypes and evaluate design to ensure
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Responsibilities: The Research Associate will work on a cross-disciplinary project at the intersection of fluid mechanics, numerical simulation, design optimization and machine learning. The key responsibilities
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fluid dynamics, hypersonics, solid mechanics and materials, and aerospace systems and GNC. The department is poised for growth in both its academic programs and research areas and seeks to expand its
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specimen receipt, accessioning, preparation and/or processing for analysis on various body fluids, tissues, and fecal material. Functions also include answering telephones, providing specimen collection
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: Nearly Continuously: Office environment. Often: Infectious disease, oils (there is air or skin exposure to oils or other cutting fluids), hazards (includes a variety of physical conditions, such as