Postdoctoral Opportunity in Computational Geomechanics and Fluid Simulation Université de Sherbrooke in Canada

Assistant Professor Mohamed L. Malki at The University of Texas at Arlington (UTA) is recruiting one PhD student to join his research group, with an anticipated start in Spring/Fall 2027. The opportunity is centered on research in hydraulic fracturing , geomechanics , geothermal energy , computational modeling , and broader subsurface energy topics. This is a student-oriented PhD opening for qualified candidates interested in energy-related geoscience and engineering research. Applications and i...

Fully funded PhD opportunities are available in Geomechanics and Geotechnics at Northeastern University in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering. The research group of Dr. Enrique M. del Castillo is seeking highly motivated PhD students to begin in Fall 2027 , with a possible earlier start in Spring 2027 . The project involves state-of-the-art research in geomechanics and geotechnics using both computational and experimental techniques. Funding is described as fully supported , i...

Enrique M. del Castillo, Assistant Professor in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering at Northeastern University, is recruiting up to two fully funded Ph.D. students. The positions are for research in computational geomechanics and fracture mechanics , with a planned start in Fall 2027 and the possibility of an earlier Spring 2027 start. This is a strong fit for students interested in civil engineering, mechanical engineering, earth science, and materials science topics related t...

Nick Eaves, Associate Professor at the University of Windsor, is recruiting a PhD student for the NanoACE group beginning in May 2027. The project focuses on computational modeling of the gas-phase synthesis of carbon quantum dots, fluorescent carbon nanoparticles used widely in sensing. The student will develop models tracing carbon from molecular precursors through the formation of the first nanoparticles. Research methods will include population balance methods, kinetic Monte Carlo, and molec...

PhD Position in Computational Modeling of Carbon Quantum Dot Formation Dr. Nickolas Eaves' NanoACE Research Group at the University of Windsor in Canada is seeking a PhD student to work on computational modeling of carbon quantum dot formation. The research is situated within the Mechanical, Automotive, and Materials Engineering area and focuses on nanomaterials, computational modeling, and the numerical or stochastic simulation of formation processes. Applicants should have a thesis-based maste...