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Computational Mechanics Research Laboratory (CMRL)   Director: Professor Somnath Ghosh   Departments of Civil & Systems Engineering, Mechanical Engineering and Materials Science &  Engineering  Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore Maryland  The Computational Mechanics Research Laboratory (CMRL) at Johns Hopkins University is  seeking outstanding applicants for Ph.D. in Engineering, with emphasis on Computational  Engineering & Sciences. The position will

About the Schlumberger Foundation The Schlumberger Foundation is a nonprofit organization that supports science and technology education. Recognizing the link between science, technology, and socio-economic development, as well as the key role of education in realizing individual potential, the Schlumberger Foundation flagship program is Faculty for the Future. About Faculty for the Future The program’s

Hongik University has openings for faculty positions and would like to invite applications from any interested members of your department/college for the Fall Semester starting from September 1, 2020. As one of the major private universities in Korea, Hongik University strives to be a link between academia and industry, and to provide service for the

The DEPARTMENT OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING, University of California, Berkeley, seeks applications for one faculty position. The position is at the tenure-track, Assistant Professor level in the areas of Energy Science and Micro/Nanoscale Sensors and Systems. Topics of specialization within these areas include but are not limited to: Energy Science: combustion and primary energy conversion processes, design

TENURE TRACK POSITION IN AEROSPACE STRUCTURES AND ADVANCED MATERIALS Aerospace Engineering and Mechanics University of Minnesota Twin Cities The Department of Aerospace Engineering and Mechanics (AEM) seeks to fill one tenure-track faculty position in Aerospace Structures and Advanced Materials (ASAM). Researchers engaged in the development of innovative experimental methods are particularly encouraged to apply, but

A two-story metal track will soon allow a crane to hoist and move projects weighing up to three tons down the length of the University of Maryland’s newest academic building. At the same time, millions of dollars of brand-new equipment will soon allow students to conduct science on a nano scale. It’s an example of

The University of Maryland’s entry into a competition sponsored by the U.S. Department of Energy that challenges collegiate teams from around the world to design and build energy-efficient, solar-powered houses took second place overall and was the top design from the United States. UMD’s entry into the 2017 Solar Decathlon, resilient Adaptive Climate Technology (reACT),