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Postdoctoral and PhD Positions in Civil and Transportation Engineering (Concrete Structures) at Shenzhen University Shenzhen University in China
Degree Level
PhD, Postdoc
Field of study
not provided
Funding
Full funding availableDeadline
Aug 1, 2026
Country
China
University
Shenzhen University

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About this position
Shenzhen University is offering exciting opportunities for Postdoctoral Research Fellows and PhD Students in the field of Civil and Transportation Engineering, specifically focusing on the safety, durability, and reliability of concrete structures. The research group, led by Professors Weilun Wang and Mingyang Zhang, investigates topics such as concrete durability, early-age cracking, structural health monitoring, retrofitting, numerical modeling (including RBSM, Phase field, FEM), and infrastructure resilience and maintenance. Postdoctoral candidates should possess a PhD in Civil Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Materials Science, Computer Science, or related interdisciplinary fields, while PhD applicants are expected to have a Master's degree in Civil Engineering, strong programming skills (Python, Matlab, C++), and experience in numerical simulations.
Applicants should prepare a CV, research statement, and publications (for postdocs), or transcripts and a research interest statement (for PhD students). Applications are open for the Spring and Fall 2026 intake. Interested candidates should apply via email to [email protected].
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Funding details
Full funding including tuition fees and living expenses is available for this position. The scholarship covers all educational costs and provides a monthly stipend.
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