6 mechanics-finite-element Postdoctoral research jobs at CNRS

Post-doctoral researcher (M/F) Development and validation of a multiphysical model for predicting the lifetime of EBC-coated CMCs

CNRS | Pessac, Aquitaine | France | 3 months ago

Barrier Coating (TBC) functions. Under multiphysics loading (thermal, mechanical, oxidation), CMC/EBC systems experience degradation mechanisms that compromise protection efficiency and reduce component

Postdoctoral fellow in simulations (M/F) Study of the interactions between dislocation microstructures and internal pressure growth of hydrogen bubbles using dislocation dynamics simulations

CNRS | Villetaneuse, le de France | France | 3 months ago

dislocations.Compliance with finite edge conditions will be ensured either by approximation with an analytical model, or by coupling with a finite element code. This postdoctoral position is funded as part of an ANR PRME

Post-doctoral researcher (M/F) Modeling of the mechanical behavior up to failure of a CMC for aeronautical applications using an embedded fibers approach

CNRS | Pessac, Aquitaine | France | 3 months ago

(modeling/simulation) - Finite element analysis (Abaqus) - Programming (Python, C++) Additional comments N/A Website for additional job details https://emploi.cnrs.fr/Offres/CDD/UMR5801-GUICOU-001

Postdoc (M/F) : modeling of foam-impregnated granular media

CNRS | Champs sur Marne, le de France | France | 2 months ago

element method (COMSOL) calculations of the mechanical properties of the foam-filled granular assembly at the pore scale. One of the key aspects of material recycling is crushing or grinding materials

Postdoc AI applied to the design of crystallographically inspired architectured materials (M/F)

CNRS | Paris 13, le de France | France | 2 months ago

engineeringYears of Research ExperienceNone Research FieldPhysics » AcousticsYears of Research ExperienceNone Additional Information Eligibility criteria autonomy, strong knowledge of finite elements, Python

Post-doctoral researcher in characterisation of the thermo-mechanical behaviour of SiC ceramics exposed to high radiative fluxes (1MW/m2) M/F

CNRS | Nantes, Pays de la Loire | France | 3 months ago

radiative transfers), which aims to design new sustainable high-temperature heat exchangers based on silicon carbide (SiC). These exchangers can be used as solar volumetric receivers, which are key elements