One postdoc position in multiscale modeling available immediately at the University of Manitoba, Canada

We currently have one opening for postdoc position at the Unviersity of Manitoba, Canada in the area ofmultiscale modeling on High-entropy alloys and functional graded materials.

Supervisors: Dr. Nan Wu and Dr. Chuang Deng (nan.wu@umanitoba.ca,chuang.deng@umanitoba.ca)

Fellowship: 33000 CAD/year with 2 year period

Requirements:

1 ） The candidate should hold a Ph.D. degree in Mechanical Engineering or Materials Sciences before

or in January 2020；

2 ） Has good communication skills (both writing and oral) in English；

3 ） Be familiar with molecular dynamics modelling and simulation;

4 ） Has experiences of multi-scale modelling and/or functional grade materials and structures.

Application Procedure:

1 ） Please prepare a personal C.V., 1-2 pages research plan, and related publications (if any) and send

to Dr. Nan Wu and Dr. Chuang Deng (nan.wu@umanitoba.ca,chuang.deng@umanitoba.ca).

2 ） Suitable applicants will be contacted for interview.

3 ） Further discussion regarding the possible hiring will follow.

Application Deadline: Until the hiring of a qualified candidate is confirmed.

About Us： The University of Manitoba (U of M or UM) is a public research university in Manitoba,Canada. The university maintains a reputation as a top research-intensive post-secondary educational

institution and conducts more research annually than any other university in the region. The teachingand research activities at the Department of Mechanical Engineering cover multiple mechanical

engineering fields including solid mechanics, materials sciences, fluid mechanics, manufacturing ande.g. The department has several well established laboratories that can handle the design and testing of

advanced alloy materials, smart materials and vibration systems equipped with high-performancecomputers, LMS data acquisition system, Polytec laser vibrometer, Nanosurf atomic force microscope,

Nanoindentation test bench and Electronic scanning microscope.