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: Applications accepted all year round Details In analyses of failure in composite laminates, extended finite element analyses using Abaqus (or Ansys) might prove convenient for the prediction of transversal
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degree in Engineering, Materials Science, Physics, Chemistry, Applied Mathematics, or other Relevant Discipline. Previous experience / requirements: Finite element modelling, Composites, Fracture mechanics
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finite element modelling to simulate the deformation of microstructures, novel crack propagation simulation techniques and scale-transition algorithms. The model will be informed and validated using full
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or 2:1 degree in Engineering, Materials Science, Physics, Chemistry, Applied Mathematics, or other Relevant Discipline. The candidate should have previous knowledge of using Finite Element modelling and
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, Physics, Chemistry, Applied Mathematics, or other Relevant Discipline. Some experience of using finite element analysis may be useful in order to progress quickly with the study View DetailsEmail
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aims to explore the computational solution (e.g. using Ansys/Abaqus/MATLAB or any other convenient finite element software) -at different strain rates- of: (1) impact on cross-ply composite laminates. (2
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, and high-performance computing. It aims to improve the performance of the matrix-free finite-element-based framework HyTeG, in particular by techniques for data reduction through surrogate operators
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Steel. Funding Notes 1st or 2:1 degree in Engineering, Materials Science, Physics, Chemistry, Applied Mathematics, or other Relevant Discipline. Previous experience / requirements: Finite element
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of finite element or finite volume methods for coupled problems in one of the application areas of the group (fluid mechanics, semiconductor device simulation, electro-chemistry). Expected
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accepted all year round Details The advent of easily accessible high performance computers or computer clusters and numerical techniques such as finite element methods (FEM) facilitates the highly accurate