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Molecular dynamics/first principle modeling
in materials science and engineering
University of Nevada, Reno, USA
Dr. Qizhen Li's group is seeking an outstanding and self motivated Visiting Scholar/PhD
student to do exciting research in mechanical behavior of light alloys using
Molecular dynamics/first principle modeling. The position is available immediately.
Basic requirements: skills/experience in materials modeling, molecular dynamics
modeling and first principle modeling. Demonstrated ability to work productively
on multiple tasks with minimal supervision. Excellent interpersonal and written
communication skills.
For Visiting Scholar candidates:
Education: A PhD degree in Materials Science and Engineering will be preferred,
though other related background will also be considered. Interested candidates
should send a cover letter addressing how you meet the required skills along
with a detailed CV (your experience, qualifications, etc), list of publications,
and contact information for three references to Dr. Qizhen Li (QIZHENL@UNR.EDU).
For PhD student candidates:
Education: A MS degree in Materials Science and Engineering will be preferred,
though other related background is also considered. If interested, please send
the following in one pdf file to Dr. Qizhen Li (QIZHENL@UNR.EDU): detailed curriculum
vitae, GRE score & TOEFL score (for international students), official academic
transcripts, and the names and contact information of three professional references.
Date advertised here: 5 March 2010
Closing date for applications: open until filled
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Professor (W1) Microstructure of Materials
Bochum, Germany
We are looking for a metallurgist/materials scientist/physicist/chemist with
a PhD degree and research experience in microstructures of engineering materials.
She/he is expected to teach and to perform cutting edge research in the areas
of characterization of materials with a focus on advanced scanning and/or transmission
electron microscopy methods. The influence of microstructure on high temperature
strength of materials is of interest. We are specifically looking for expertise
in the areas of tempered martensite ferritic and austenitic steels for new fossil
fired power plants operating at temperature above 600°C and the relation
between high temperature strength and microstructure in these materials.
Date advertised here: 30 January 2010
Closing date for applications: 28 February 2010
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Postdoctoral Position: Chemical and Structural
Evolution of Altered Nuclear Glasses
University of Grenoble, France
A postdoctoral position is available for the study of nuclear glass corrosion.
The project is based on a detailed analysis of the chemical and structural evolution
of glass interfaces that have been altered by aqueous fluids, which typically
leads to the formation of altered surface layers and in situ secondary phases.
The successful candidate will initially examine simple fluid-glass interfaces,
followed by more complex interfaces involving glass-metal and metal-clay systems
associated with simulated nuclear glass sequestration. The methodology to be
used includes focused ion beam milling (FIB) for the preparation of ultrathin
TEM foils, followed by micrometer to nanometer-scale chemical mapping using such
techniques as TOF-SIMS and TEM (HRTEM, EFTEM, STEM-HAADF, EDX). The use of state-of-the-art
high spatial resolution techniques applied to cross-sectional thin sections prepared
by FIB should lead to novel results allowing for the development of more refined
models describing nuclear glass corrosion and sequestration.
Date advertised here: 15 January 2010
Closing date for applications: 28 February 2010
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Postdoc Researcher/Visiting Scholar position
in Materials Science & Engineering
Reno, Nevada, USA
A Postdoctoral Researcher/Visiting Scholar position in Materials Science and
Engineering at University of Nevada, Reno: Dr. Qizhen Li's group seeks outstanding
and self motivated candidates for research opportunity in mechanical behavior
of light alloys. The position is available immediately.
Required skills/experience in one or several areas from the following list: microstructural
characterization, materials modeling, mechanical characterization. Demonstrated
ability to work productively on multiple tasks with minimal supervision. Excellent
interpersonal and written communication skills.
Education: A PhD degree in Materials Science and Engineering will be preferred,
though other related background will also be considered.
An interested candidate should send a cover letter addressing how you meet the
required skills along with a detailed CV (your experience, qualifications, etc),
list of publications, and contact information for three references to Dr. Qizhen
Li at QIZHENL@UNR.EDU.
Date advertised here: 2 November 2009
Closing date for applications: 1 January 2010
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A PhD student position in Materials Science
and Engineering
Reno, Nevada, USA
A PhD student position in Materials Science and Engineering at University of
Nevada, Reno: Dr. Qizhen Li\'s group seeks outstanding and self motivated candidates
for research opportunity in mechanical behavior of light alloys. The students
will perform microstructural and mechanical experiments and/or atomistic and
molecular dynamic modeling. The position is available immediately.
Education: A MS degree in Materials Science and Engineering will be preferred,
though other related background is also considered.
If interested, please send the following in one pdf file to Dr. Qizhen Li (QIZHENL@UNR.EDU):
detailed curriculum vitae, GRE score & TOEFL score (for international students),
official academic transcripts, and the names and contact information of three
professional references.
Date advertised here: 2 November 2009
Closing date for applications: 1 January 2010 |
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PhD in Micro-BioRobotics, Smart Materials
Pisa
The Scuola Superiore Sant'Anna of Pisa (Italy) issued a call for application
to a Ph.D. program in the field of MICRO-BIOROBOTICS, which is in the framework
of the existing Innovative Technologies of Information & Communication Engineering
and Robotics International School of Doctorate.
DEADLINE for application is October 1st, 2009.
The fellowships will be funded by a grant that Scuola Superiore Sant’Anna
has been awarded by the Italian Institute of Technology (www.iit.it)
to foster research in MICRO-BIOROBOTICS and to specifically create a Center in
Micro-Biorobotics of IIT@SSSA pursuing the following specific scientific goals
within two main platforms:
1) The ROBOTIC PLATFORM: μ-Robotics development, active motion and wireless
electro-magnetic positioning of miniaturized artefacts, their stimulation and
control
2) The SMART MATERIALS PLATFORM: Smart, nano bio-hybrid materials for μ-Robotics
More details about the research areas covered by the MICRO-BIOROBOTICS Ph.D.
programme are provided in the attached document (Micro-Biorobotics of IIT@SSSA).
Fellows will conduct research in a leading international institution and within
a highly interdisciplinary environment. Interested candidates must prepare a
research project relative to the MICRO-BIOROBOTICS field which will be evaluated
for scientific and technical soundness and will be part of the whole evaluation
process.
The fellowships, that will be awarded to the selected students, are € 14.500
per year including free meals at the Scuola Superiore Sant’Anna canteen.
The grant will fund 7 fellowships to EU candidates and 3 fellowships to non-EU
candidates for a total of 10 PhD candidate three years position.
The Scuola Superiore Sant’Anna reserves the possibility of accepting up
to a maximum of 7 EU and 3 non EU further students without fellowship or other
forms of financial support.
Interested applicants should refer to one of the following website to download
instructions on how to apply.
Call for EU candidates:
http://www.sssup.it/context.jsp?ID_LINK=8170&area=46
Call for non EU candidates
http://www.sssup.it/context.jsp?ID_LINK=8171&area=46
For further details concerning the contents of the Ph.D. program applicants may
contact:
Lucia Beccai: l.beccai@sssup.it
Virgilio Mattoli: virgilio.mattoli@sssup.it
Barbara Mazzolai: barbara.mazzolai@sssup.it
For further administrative information concerning the Ph.D. program applicants
may contact:
Emma Cappelleri: emma.cappelleri@sssup.it
Call for EU candidates
Date advertised here: 12 September 2009
Closing date for applications: 1 October 2009
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PhD
Location not specified
In the last 10 years microfluidics has revolutionized chemical and biological
analysis, leading to high throughput DNA screening, and portable devices for
toxic agents' detection. With many of these technologies now at the commercial
stage, the challenge is to take full advantage of the unique effects of miniaturization
by going to the nanoscale. This will lead to implantable lab-on-a-chip that continuously
monitors vital health markers, delivers drugs, dramatically improving quality
of care.
This project will focus on the key enabling technologies to achieve these objectives,
chip miniaturization and the ability to control liquid flow at the nanoscale.
You will design and fabricate a nanofluidic lab-on-a-chip to quantitatively investigate,
using electron microscopy and Raman spectroscopy, the behaviour of liquids confined
in nanometre scale channels. You will synthesize carbon nanotubes with different
chemistry and surface properties to investigate how to control liquid transport
through them.
http://www.bath.ac.uk/chem-eng/news/vacancies.html
Date advertised here: 10 June 2009
Closing date for applications: 31 August 2009
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Postdoctoral
Position in Glass Science
Paris
The position will be held in the Laboratory of Condensed Matter Chemistry, CNRS
UMR 7574, ENSC-Paris, Paris (France). Technics used will be based on glass synthesis,
structural characterization, spectroscopic characterization (IR, raman, NMR,
ESR, optical and luminescence).
Date advertised here: 27 November 2008
Closing date for applications: 30 December 2008
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Temporary
research position in Transmission Electron Microscopy
Athens
A postdoctoral position in Transmission Electron Microscopy is available in the
Institute of Materials Science of the National Center for Scientific Research "Demokritos" in
Athens, Greece. The postdoctorate fellow will be involved in Transmission Electron
Microscopy of metallic and semiconducting nanostructures grown on various substrates
with applications in electronics, optoelctronics and sensors. The position has
a duration of 18 months starting 1/3/2009 and is related to the new European
Union IAAP Marie Curie project "Nanosource" FP7-PEOPLE-2007-3-1-IAAP.
Date advertised here: 19 November 2008
Closing date for applications: 30 December 2008
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Research
assistants – Materials Engineering
School III – Department of Materials Science and Engineering – Chair
of Materials Engineering
Two positions of research assistants (Vgr. IIa BAT) are open at the Chair of
Materials Engineering, Dept. of Materials Science and Engineering at the TU Berlin.
Required is a Diploma or Master's Degree in materials science and engineering,
physics, mechanical engineering, or a related university degree course. A PhD
in Materials Science is preferred. Experience in structure-property-relationship
of light metals, mechanical and corrosive properties of metals (mainly magnesium
and titanium) or mechanical properties of hierarchical materials.
Applications (key number WM-827) are to be sent until October 23rd, 2008 to
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Claudia Fleck
Fachgebiet Werkstofftechnik
Sekr. EB13
TU berlin
Strasse des 17. Juni 135
D-10623 Berlin
claudia.fleck@tu-berlin.de
+49 – 30 – 314-22388
Date advertised here: 18 October 2008
Closing date for applications: 23 October 2008
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Research
Job Offer (Ciencia 2008)
Instituto Superior Tecnico - Instituto de Ciencia e Engenharia de Materiais e
Superficies (ICEMS), Lisboa, Portugal
Job/Fellowship Reference: C2008-IST/ICEMS.6
Main research field: Engineering
Sub research field: Nanofunctional Materials
Job summary:
Development and characterization of Nanofunctional Materials for New Energy Technologies
and Environmental Protection.
The final selection of candidates for the open positions will be subject to a
decision from FCT.
Job description:
The candidate should implement his/her research on the preparation and characterization
of nanostructured functional materials for the development of innovative engineering
applications, such as sensors, energy conversion or corrosion protection. Although
different techniques and expertise are welcome, a better integration and efficiency
may be expected if the research is based mostly upon facilities available at
ICEMS, namely surface engineering and functionalisation, advanced and classical
electrochemistry , surface characterization (XPS, Auger, SEM, TEM, AFM, XRD)
and others as mentioned in the website: www.icem.ist.utl.pt). The activity is
expected to be made in collaboration with other ICEMS researchers, although with
great independence, namely in what concerns collaboration with other research
groups and also in terms of projects submission and management.
Applicants should have obtained a PhD in the areas of Materials, Physics, Chemistry
or related areas and high standard research record, with a minimum of three years
of post-doctoral research experience. The salary will be in accordance with the
university regulations for a senior researcher (annual gross income of 43 kEuros/year),
on the basis of duration up to 5 years. The working language is English.
For further information, please contact Prof. Mário Ferreira (gecea@ist.utl.pt).
The candidates must request information and address their CV to: Prof. Mário
G.S. Ferreira, gecea@ist.utl.pt or +351964939676.
For further information:
www.icems.ist.utl.pt
www.ist.utl.pt/files/ciencia2008/EditalIST_ICEMS.pdf
www.eracareers.pt and choose Ciencia
2008
Date advertised here: 5 August 2008
Closing date for applications: 17 September 2008 |
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PhD/Post-doc Fellowships (Polysaccharide
Research)
Innsbruck
Marie Curie fellowships (PhD and Post-doc) are available at an exciting multi-disciplinary
research program focused on polysaccharides as a source for materials in diverse
applications. It brings together two aspects of polysaccharide research and technology cellulose
for textile and other technical applications, and polysaccharides for food and
personal care applications.
Date advertised here: 12 April 2008
Closing date for applications: Not specified
http://www.uibk.ac.at/textilchemie/mc/step-itn.html |
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Laser materials processing/laser microprocessing
Lisbon
Laser materials processing and/or laser microprocessing. Characterization of
laser-processed materials/surfaces at an advanced level.
Date advertised here: 1 March 2008
Closing date for applications: 30 March 2008
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Electron microscopy position
Lisbon
ICEMS Instituto de Ciência e Engenharia de Materiais e Superfícies
of Instituto Superior Técnico, Technical University of Lisbon (www.icems.ist.utl.pt)
has a free researcher position in characterisation of thin films and surfaces
by cross-sectional transmission electron microscopy. The contract offered will
have duration of up to 5 years, renewed yearly on mutual agreement.
Date advertised here: 1 March 2008
Closing date for applications: 30 March 2008
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Doctoral research fellowships at the
Department of Metallurgy and Materials Engineering
Leuven (Belgium)
The Department of Metallurgy and Materials Engineering of the K.U.Leuve is currently
inviting candidates to submit their application for the doctoral research programme.
Date advertised here: 23 December 2007
Closing date for applications: 7 February 2008
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Post-doctorate or senior scientist
position
AGH University of Science and Technology, Krakow, Poland
The Laboratory of Electron Microscopy and Materials’ Physical Properties
invites applications for an experienced Post-Doctorate Scientist in materials
science to strengthen and further develop an eleven people team. The present
research frame is focused on quantitative characterisation of micro/nanostructure
and properties of various materials, structure-property relationship as well
as tailoring microstructure for desired properties. Transmission electron microscopy
(TEM) is the main investigation tool.
Date advertised here: 22 August 2007
Closing date for applications: Not specified
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PhD or Postdoc Position in Materials
Engineering
University of Erlangen-Nürnberg, Germany
Joining of Single Crystal Ni-base Superalloys by Transient Liquid Phase Diffusion
Brazing.
Date advertised here: 15 April 2007
Closing date for applications: Not specified
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PhD studies - Research Assistant
Leuven, Belgium
PhD studies at K.U.Leuven, combined with Research Assistant position at
Department MTM, K.U.Leuven, in the Composite Materials Group www.mtm.kuleuven.be/Research/C2/poly.
The project offers full funding of a 4-year PhD program.
Project description: Micro-meso-macro homogenization of the fatigue degradation
of textile reinforced composites
Damage model for fatigue of textile reinforced composites is developed
at the micro-level. By integration of these micromechanical fatigue damage
models into the finite element simulations of the unit cell of the textile
composite, it is possible to calculate the degradation of the homogenized
elastic properties of this unit cell. By comparison of these results with
the predictions of phenomenological fatigue damage models at the meso-level,
the material constants of these latter models can be determined in a physically
more correct and more generic manner. The models will be implemented in
software tools.
Note for non-EU applicants: the work can start with a delay of few months
due to Belgian residence formalities.
NB: the funds do NOT allow hiring a post-doc.
Closing date for applications: 31 November 2006
Further details
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3D lattice Boltzmann method for
systems with free surfaces
University of Erlangen, Germany
The lattice Boltzmann (LBM) method is a comparatively new mesoscopic simulation
approach which has developed from lattice gas theories. During the last
years the LBM has attracted a great deal of attention for the simulation
of rather complex systems. The LBM is specially suitable for multiphase
systems with complex boundary conditions. Aim of this project is to develop
a 3D LB-program for the simulation of foam production processes including
the full fluid mechanical problem combined with heat and gas diffusion.
Closing date for applications: September 2006
www.wtm.uni-erlangen.de
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Senior Engineer - Research & Development
USA - Salt Lake City, Utah
The successful candidate will:
- Provide leadership though initiating and supporting process related
external research projects, both of an academic and industrial nature,
targeted to improve operability, maintainability and unit costs.
- Assist area process engineering in development project definition,
resourcing and execution.
- Will be proactive troubleshooting process issues related to current
and future research and development projects.
- And partner in the development and implementation of innovative
process improvements, work practices and equipment utilization that
improve productivity and equipment availability.
Preferred Qualifications:
- A degree in extractive metallurgy or chemical engineering
- 4-5 year’s related engineering experience the metals and materials
area.
- Excellent communication and interpersonal skills, and the ability
to work independently and as part of multidiscipline teams.
Closing date for applications: 31 August 2006
www.kennecott.com
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PhD Studies (Research Assistant)
Leuven, Belgium
Carbon reinforced thermoplastic textile composites
The project aims on the development of novel carbon-reinforced thermoplastic
composites with improved mechanical (static, impact, fatigue) properties, primarily
for transport applications, and using textile reinforced sheets in a compression
moulding process. The project is part of MOMENTUM Marie-Curie network, funded
by EC
NB: Because of formal conditions of the funding”
1. There is NO possibility hiring a post-doc.
2. Position is NOT available for Belgians
3. Candidates from EU (apart from Belgium) and Assosiated countries will have
preference among the candidates of equal ranking.
Closing date for applications: 1 May 2006
Further details
http://www.mtm.kuleuven.be/Research/C2/poly/events.html
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Bekaert Technology Lab Manager
China
You will be based in our Chinese Technology Center, but you will be required
to travel regularly to our facilities in other countries in the context of specific
projects.
Your responsibilities:
-You manage the Chinese Technology Lab in terms of quality, service and cost.
-You will develop your people and bring them on a high level of excellence in
material characterisation.
-You have insight/knowledge on product properties, on the measurement of the
properties and on the relevance of specific properties for applications.
-You will therefore participate as team member in process and product development
processes (production support for problems, complaints, competition samples,
routine tests), exchange ideas with his/her team and collect external input (e.g.
literature and cooperation programmes with universities and other institutes)
in order to understand (and develop) measurement techniques and methods.
-You will debrief about developments in material characterisation to the internal
customer.
-You will report to the Department Head Laboratories of the Bekaert Technology
Center, located in Belgium.
-You will be the "publicity board" of the Chinese Technology Lab in
contacts with external parties such as customers, universities, suppliers, authorities,
...
Your profile:
-You have excellent knowledge of English and Chinese Mandarin (in reading, writing
and speaking, allowing clear English reporting towards the Bekaert technology
Center in Belgium and towards the internal customers and allowing excellent communications
within the Chinese organisation).
-You have a university degree (PhD) in materials engineering, chemistry/chemical
engineering or mechanical engineering.
-You have experience at a Belgian or European university.
-You have an analytical mind.
-You are eager to unravel technical problems, formulate hypotheses and write
clear reports. You are interested in measurement techniques and Measurement System
Analysis.
-You are innovative.
-You coach direct reports and participate in teams.
-You are customer focused.
-Preferably you have previous R&D experience in industry, university or research
institute.
-You have a dynamic personality and outspoken leadership skills.
-You are a good networker, and have strong interpersonal and communication skills.
-You have proven organizational skills and are a team player.
-You are prepared to stay abroad for extended periods.
Closing date for applications: 30 April 2006
http://www.bekaert.com
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R&D Manager Thin Film Wear Resistant
Coatings
Zwevegem, Belgium
You will be based in our Corporate Technology Center, located in Belgium (Deerlijk),
but you will be required to travel regularly to our production plants in other
countries in the context of specific projects.
Your responsibilities:
-You will carry out research and development activities in the area of PVD/plasma
CVD deposition of thin film wear resistant coatings, focusing on products and
processes of the Business Unit Advanced Coatings.
-You will work in cross-functional project teams, use and lead subteams, and
report to the project leader and the technical and business community in the
corporation at large.
-You will design and perform experiments on laboratory, pilot and production
scale coating reactors.
-You will contribute to knowledge creation in your area of expertise.
-You will contribute to the R&D strategy for the projects within your area
of responsibility, by maintaining an up-to-date expertise in your field and building
productive relationships with partners inside and outside Bekaert.
Your profile:
-University degree in physics, chemistry or materials engineering.
-Experience (3+ years) with vacuum based deposition processes (preferably PVD,
but also plasma CVD) of thin film coatings.
-Familiar with analytical techniques used to characterize thin film coatings.
-Good understanding of tribological behaviour of coatings is a strong asset.
-Strong working knowledge of experimental design and applied statistics.
-You are creative, performance oriented and can demonstrate hands-on problem
solving skills.
-You have a dynamic personality combined with good networking, strong interpersonal
and communication skills.
Closing date for applications: 30 April 2006
http://www.bekaert.com
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R&D Manager Window Film
Zwevegem, Belgium
You will be based in our Corporate Technology Center, located in Belgium (Deerlijk),
but you will be required to travel regularly to our production plants in other
countries in the context of specific projects.
Your responsibilities:
-You will carry out research and development activities in the area of solar
control window films, focusing on modeling and measurement of product performance
and contributing to the development of new products which are based on advanced
coating processes.
-You will work in cross-functional project teams, use and lead subteams, and
report to the project leader and the technical and business community in the
corporation at large.
-You will contribute to knowledge creation in your area of expertise.
-You will contribute to the R&D strategy for the projects within your area
of responsibility, by maintaining an up-to-date expertise in your field and building
productive relationships with partners inside and outside Bekaert.
Your profile:
-Doctorate or engineer degree in materials engineering or physics.
-Experience in modeling, measurement or development of optical coatings and/or
surface engineering in general is a plus.
-Experience in energy management concepts in buildings is a plus.
-You have a dynamic personality combined with good networking, strong interpersonal
and communication skills.
-You are creative and performance oriented.
-You are prepared to stay abroad for extended periods.
Closing date for applications: 30 April 2006
http://www.bekaert.com
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2 Junior R&D Managers Material
Transformation
Zwevegem, Belgium
You will be based in our Corporate Technology Center, located in Belgium, but
you will be required to travel regularly to our facilities and/or lead customers
in other countries in the context of specific projects.
Your responsibilities:
-You will develop & improve products and processes in the area of advanced
material transformation, in close collaboration with the Product Market Managers
and Manufacturing Managers of the Business Units.
-You will manage, develop and coach your project team members, supported by the
Senior Project Leader.
-You will explore new opportunities in your technology domain, by maintaining
up-to-date expertise in your domain and by building effective relationships with
partners inside and outside Bekaert.
-Parallel with an extensive training programme you will gradually take up more
responsibilities as a project manager.
Your profile:
-You have a Master of Science degree in either mechanical, chemical, physical
or materials engineering.
-You have a dynamic personality and a talent for leadership.
-Networking, strong interpersonal and communication skills.
-Proven organizational skills, team player.
-You are creative and performance oriented.
-You are prepared to stay abroad for extended periods and/or willing to relocate
when necessary.
Closing date for applications: 30 April 2006
http://www.bekaert.com
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Junior R&D Manager Coating Technologies
Zwevegem, Belgium
You will be based in our Corporate Technology Center, located in Belgium, but
you will be required to travel regularly to our facilities and/or lead customers
in other countries in the context of specific projects.
Your responsibilities:
-You will develop & improve products and processes in the area of coating
technologies, in close collaboration with the Product Market Managers and Manufacturing
Managers of the Business Units.
-You will manage, develop and coach your project team members, supported by the
Senior Project Leader.
-You will explore new opportunities in your technology domain, by maintaining
up-to-date expertise in your domain and by building effective relationships with
partners inside and outside Bekaert.
-Parallel with an extensive training programme you will gradually take up more
responsibilities as a project manager.
Your profile:
-You have a Master of Science degree in materials engineering, with a specialization
in coating technologies possibly via your master thesis, or a PhD in this area.
-You have a dynamic personality and a talent for leadership.
-Networking, strong interpersonal and communication skills.
-Proven organizational skills, team player.
-You are creative and performance oriented.
-You are prepared to stay abroad for extended periods and/or willing to relocate
when necessary.
Closing date for applications: 30 April 2006
http://www.bekaert.com
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Physical Metallurgy of Fe-Si Steels
Max-Planck-Institut für Eisenforschung GmbH, Duesseldorf, Germany
The Max-Planck-Institut für Eisenforschung GmbH in Düsseldorf (Germany)
invites applications in the fields of Physical Metallurgy, Materials Science
or Metal Physics at all levels (PostDoc, PhD candidate, Diplom, Master or equivalent).
Closing date for applications: February 2006
Further details
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Research Assistant in Composites
Manufacturing
Leuven, Belgium
To support experimental process optimization of deepdrawing of textile
reinforced thermoplastic composites you will work in the field of process
simulation. Your goal will be to (further) develop a thermo-visco-elastic
material model in ABAQUS.
Closing date for applications: February 2006
Further details
http://www.mtm.kuleuven.ac.be/Research/C2/poly/index.htm
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Crystal plasticity FEM modeling
Max-Planck-Institut für Eisenforschung GmbH, Duesseldorf, Germany
The Max-Planck-Institut für Eisenforschung GmbH in Düsseldorf
(Germany) invites PostDoc applications in the field of Crystal Plasticity
Finite Element Simulation
Closing date for applications: December 2005
Further details
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PhD Studentships
Department of Materials Science, University of Cambridge
Several PhD projects are available. Various funding arrangements are possible.
Candidates from EU countries, who are eligible for at least partial funding
from EPSRC, are particularly welcome.
Closing date for applications: 31 December 2005
Further details
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Post-doctorate position
Laboratory of Electron Microscopy and Materials' Physical Properties, Department
of the Physical and Powder Metallurgy, Faculty of Metallurgy and Materials
Science, AGH University of Science and Technology, Krakow , Poland
The Laboratory of Electron Microscopy and Materials' Physical Properties
offers (beginning of 2006; preferably from 16 January) a position of a
post-doctorate scientist in materials science focusing mainly on the management
of scientific projects within 6th Framework Programme.
Closing date for applications: 30 November 2005
Further details
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PhD studies (Research assistant)
Leuven, Belgium
PhD studies at K.U.Leuven for a project "Micro-meso-macro homogenization
of the fatigue degradation of textile reinforced composites" (2006-2009).
Closing date for applications: 1 November 2005
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description of the position and the project
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Post Doctoral Fellowships in Advanced Light Alloy Research
Manchester UK
The University of Manchester is seeking high quality candidates for Research
Associate and Research Fellowships positions within the School of Materials. These positions have arisen as a result of the light alloys group being successful in obtaining a £5.9M EPSRC Portfolio Partnership award for research in “Light Alloys for Environmentally Sustainable Transport”. Research areas will include; Surface engineering, corrosion and environmental protection ,Joining, advanced metal forming, deformation and recrystallisation, plus modelling.
Closing date for applications: 30 October 2005
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PhD Studentships in Advanced Light Alloy Research
Manchester UK
The University of Manchester is seeking high quality candidates for PhD
studentships within the School of Materials. These positions have arisen as a result of the light alloys group being successful in obtaining a £5.9M EPSRC Portfolio partnership award for research in “Light Alloys for Environmentally Sustainable Transport”. Research areas will include; Surface engineering, corrosion and environmental protection ,Joining, advanced metal forming, deformation and recrystallisation, plus modelling.
Closing date for applications: 30 October 2005
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Ph. D. Student Position
Leuven, Belgium
A position to conduct a Ph. D. on the Electrophoretic Forming of Functionally
Graded Materials and Coatings. The objective of this Ph. D. thesis is to broaden
the scientific knowledge on EPD, to build a comprehensive understanding of the
electrophoretic deposition process using a bottom-up approach. The ultimate aim
is to be able to predict and control the microstructure of materials that are
made by electrophoretic deposition.
Closing date for applications: None
Further details
http://www.mtm.kuleuven.ac.be/Research/C2/Vacancies%20ceramics.htm
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Researcher In Inorganic Materials,
Corning Incorporated
The Materials group is seeking for a glass, glass-chemistry, geology, mineralogy
or materials scientist to conduct innovative research in inorganic materials,
based at the European Research Center near Fontainebleau.
Closing date for applications: None
Further details
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