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    Ph.D.

    Position on Simulation of Damage and Failure of Reinforced


    Concrete Members under Complex Dynamic Loading Conditions

    Supervisor: Dr. Petros Sideris | [email protected]

    Project Description: This project intends to


    advance structural simulation capabilities for RC
    structures. The successful candidate will establish
    a computational RC flexibility-based element
    formulation that will combine nonlocal damage
    mechanics with multi-scale/-order techniques to
    simulate (and predict) flexural, shear and torsional
    failures of RC members subjected to triaxial
    dynamic loading conditions. This new element will
    be integrated in OpenSees and other software
    and will be used to predict responses from a wide
    range of large-scale experiments and to quantify
    the performance of vulnerable RC structures. The project is funded by the National
    Science Foundation.
    We are looking for applicants to start in Summer 2022 or Fall 2022.

    Requirements:
    • Knowledge of structural analysis, matrix structural analysis, and the finite
    element method
    • Experience in computer programming, such as in MATLAB, or Python, or
    C/C++, or FORTRAN, or other
    • Background on reinforced concrete structures
    • GPA of 3.5/4 or higher (or 8/10 or 17/20 for institutions using a 10- or 20-
    point scale).
    • B.S. degree is required. M.S. degree is preferred, but not required
    • Coursework or experience in nonlinear FEM, or nonlinear structural analysis,
    or plasticity is a big plus, but not a requirement

    Application Submission:
    Please use the online form here or in https://forms.gle/SeQ6PChvkDiu8Gqt5

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