Jin Yang

Assistant Professor

University of Texas at Austin
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Jin Yang is an Assistant Professor at The University of Texas at Austin. He specializes in high-rate material properties, viscoelastic soft materials, and the development of experimental techniques for characterizing hydrogels. His recent research focuses on the mechanical properties of soft materials and innovative methods for cell stimulation and imaging techniques. Jin Yang's work contributes significantly to advancing understanding in materials science and bioengineering.

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The Yang Research Group at The University of Texas at Austin is recruiting 1–2 Postdoctoral Researchers and/or 1–2 Ph.D. students to join in Fall 2026, Spring 2027, or Fall 2027 . The group is based in the Department of Aerospace Engineering and Engineering Mechanics and works in areas including experimental mechanics , solid mechanics , biomechanics , mechanobiology , computational mechanics , machine learning , high-speed imaging , digital image correlation , and digital volume correlation . Interested candidates should email Jin Yang with a CV and a brief description of their research background and research interests . Postdoctoral applicants should also include contact information for at least two references . This post is a direct recruitment call from an academic PI. Funding details are not specified in the post, so applicants should inquire directly about support, stipend, and tuition coverage. More information about the research group is available via the linked page.

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Inertial Microcavitation Rheometry is a promising tool for characterizing the behavior of soft materials at high strain rates. We develop a simulation capability for spherical bubbles, incorporating compressibility and complex viscoelastic behavior.

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Christian Franck

University of Wisconsin-Madison

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David L. Henann

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Benoit Blaysat

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Evelyne Toussaint

Université Clermont Auvergne

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Edward Andò

EPFL (École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne)

SWITZERLAND
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Jon Estrada

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