49 computational-solid-mechanics "https:" Fellowship positions at University of Nottingham
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The Mechanical and Aerospace Systems Research Group (MAS) requires a Senior Research Fellow who is experienced in the fields of solid mechanics and stress analysis to work across several industry
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Applications are invited to join an ERC-funded research programme in the laboratory of Dr Vinay Shukla. The position is part of the project BreathingUnderground, which explores how oxygen
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mechanisms in the Middle Jurassic greenhouse world. The project will use an experimental framework, to link plant morphology and chemistry to measurements of ecophysiological performance. These combined
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, please refer to the link: https://research.nottingham.edu.cn/en/persons/alain-chong ; Prof. Ying Weng is Course Director for Computer Science with Artificial Intelligence, Professor in Computer
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to understand plant performance and climate feedback mechanisms in the Middle Jurassic. The project will use an experimental framework, to link plant morphology and chemistry to measurements of ecophysiological
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role will contribute to on-going research focused on examining soil–structure interface behaviour. The work will explore fundamental interface behaviour, with particular relevance to granular mechanics
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deeply aligns with the national strategic needs in promoting talent cultivation and innovation as well as that of UNNC. UNNC’s undergraduate programme of Business Administration was launched in 2004 and
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with Space Forge on the IAA–EPSRC funded Next-Generation Modelling of Aerodynamic Loads in Very Low Earth Orbits to Improve Reusable Space Vehicle Design project. The central aim of the project is to
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related PhD and a track record of successful research. They will be computer literate with strong communications skills and a proven ability to work as part of a multidisciplinary team. They will be excited
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We are looking for a highly motivated researcher, whose expertise lies in statistics and computational methods, to work with Professors Theodore Kypraios and Philip O’Neill on an NIHR-funded project