PhD in Vibroacoustic Control of Fluid-Filled Pipes with Add-on Acoustic Black Holes Institut National des Sciences Appliquées de Lyon in France

Institut National des Sciences Appliquées de Lyon is advertising a PhD opportunity in vibroacoustic control focused on fluid-filled pipes with add-on acoustic black holes. This is a research-oriented doctoral opening in acoustics and mechanical engineering, with relevance to wave control, vibration mitigation, and sound-and-vibration engineering.

The post invites interested applicants to learn more about the research group through a recent publication and to contact Dr. Laurent Maxit for questions about the position, the institute, or living in Lyon, France. The research context suggests work at the intersection of mechanical engineering, physics, and materials science, especially where structural acoustics and resonant coupling are involved.

Eligibility/requirements: The announcement does not list detailed entry requirements in the text provided. Since it is a PhD position, applicants should be prepared for doctoral-level research in acoustics/vibroacoustics and related engineering topics.

Funding: The post announces a PhD position, but no stipend amount, tuition coverage, or funding package is stated in the text. Application details are said to be in the attached document.

Deadline: 10 August 2026.

How to apply: Review the attached application document for the full procedure and requirements. Use the provided LinkedIn post link for additional context. Contact Dr. Laurent Maxit at [email protected] with questions.