Ph D Position in Materials and Additive Manufacturing : This project, funded by the European Union's Horizon Europe through the Marie Sklodowska-Curie grant agreement No 101081465, offers multiple funded Ph D positions exploring the fatigue behavior and mechanical properties of architectured materials obtained through additive manufacturing techniques, specifically focusing on Ni Ti alloys.
Title: Fatigue Behavior of Ni Ti Architectured Materials Funded by: COFUND, Marie Sklodowska-Curie Actions, ENSAM, Swinburne University Ph D Awarding Institutions: ENSAM & SUT Locations: Primary – Bordeaux, France; Secondary – Melbourne, Australia Project 1: Effect of Process Parameters on Ni Ti Alloys Focus: Microstructure and mechanical behavior Applications: Transport, space, medical sectors Methodology: Understand microstructures, manufacturing parameters, cyclic loading response Collaboration: Australian and French labs, industrial collaboration Project 2: Combining Shape Memory Alloys and Architectured Materials Focus: High-performance mechanical properties Methodology: Understand microstructures of architectured materials, characterize lattice structures Applications: Advanced mobility, deployable structures, medical implants Collaboration: Australian and French labs, industrial collaboration Project 3: Superelastic Architectured Materials Focus: Superelastic behavior, microstructure to mechanical properties Methodology: Understand microstructures, characterize lattice structures, in-situ mechanical testing Applications: Advanced mobility, deployable structures, medical implants Collaboration: Australian and French labs, industrial collaboration Employment Benefits and Conditions Contract: 36-month full-time, extendable up to 42 months Probation Period: 3 months Weekly Hours: 35 hours Remuneration: EUR 23,098.20 gross annual salary Benefits: Marie Sklodowska-Curie fellow status, access to facilities, tuition fee exemption, travel allowance, holidays, sick leave English Language Requirements: IELTS 6.5 or equivalent Institutions: ENSAM and Swinburne University of Technology Subject Area: Mechanics, Architectured Materials, Additive Manufacturing, Fatigue, Metallurgy, Microscopy & Microanalysis, Shape Memory Alloys Eligibility: Applicants must hold a Master's degree in a relevant discipline and meet specific language proficiency requirements.
Details regarding academic prerequisites and language qualifications can be found on the ENSAM and Swinburne University websites.
How to Apply: Interested candidates should visit the ENSAM and Swinburne University websites for detailed application guidelines and submission procedures.
Last Date: The application deadline will be specified on the respective application portals of ENSAM and Swinburne University.
Description: The project aims to investigate various aspects of Ni Ti alloys produced through additive manufacturing, focusing on their superelastic and shape-memory properties for applications in transport, space, and medical sectors.
Three distinct research projects are available, exploring different facets of these materials, from microstructure characterization to mechanical behavior under quasi-static and cyclic loading.
Successful candidates will receive a 36-month full-time work contract, with the option for extension, and benefits in line with the Marie Sklodowska-Curie program.
This opportunity provides access to state-of-the-art facilities, exemptions for tuition fees, travel allowances, and more.
The projects involve collaboration between European and Australian institutions, offering a unique international research experience.
This is an excellent chance for passionate researchers interested in the convergence of materials science, mechanics, and additive manufacturing to contribute to cutting-edge advancements in architectured materials.
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