Constellium Research Assistant/Fellow in High Performance 6xxx Extrusion Alloys for Automotive Applications: Data Mining & & Modelling– Position no: 14343
Full-time, fixed term– 36 months
Applications from appropriately certified and inspired individuals are invited for the position of Constellium Research Assistant/Fellow in High Performance 6xxx Extrusion Alloys for Automotive Applications: Data Mining & & Modelling, funded by our project partner Constellium, you will work on and develop a brand-new generation of high-performance aluminium alloy. BCAST and Constellium under their shared vision on complete metal recirculation has actually collaborated to understand this objective through comprehending the microstructure advancement throughout liquid metal and downstream processing. With a shared vision, BCAST and Constellium work closely looking into solidification and casting particularly in the area of DC casting and solidification associated innovations.
BCAST is a speciality research centre concentrating on solidification associated research study with a global track record and is the host of the national centre of quality in liquid metal engineering– The Future Liquid Metal Engineering Hub (Future LiME Hub). BCAST is well geared up with advanced facilities for both solidification processing and products characterisation. See https://www.brunel.ac.uk/research/Centres/BCAST!.?.! for more information. Both the AMCC & AMPC form an advanced scale up center that bridges & the space between essential research and major industrialisation and is aimed at meeting the short, medium and long term requirements of the vehicle industry. At present BCAST is in the procedure of developing our characterisation centers to international cutting-edge centers. The aim of this post is to develop even more the advanced range of high performance extruded 6xxx aluminium alloys for structural automotive applications. The effective prospect will support the development of high efficiency 6xxx aluminium based crush alloys for structural automotive applications. You will support the development of ultra-high strength 6xxx aluminium alloys for structural automobile applications through establishing and maintaining a residential or commercial property and experimental database to support data mining and data-driven modelling activities. Candidates should have a good understanding of light metal metallurgy particularly aluminium alloy metallurgy, an understanding of rainfall procedures in light metals would be advantageous. You are also be anticipated to communicate with other researchers in BCAST and research engineers from Constellium. The effective candidate needs to have a minimum certification of PhD degree (or working towards)in materials science, metallurgy and engineering, physics
or another ideal engineering discipline, and should have a sound background in physical metallurgy. Research experience in solidification & thermomechanical processing of metallic products as well as experimental solidification & casting research and numerical simulations of hot & cold deformation behaviour. Knowledge of mechanical screening of metallic products. In addition, the effective prospect needs to have good communication and discussion skills and be a team gamer. Total application files, including a covering letter pricing estimate the Job recommendation, application, complete CV, and names and contact information of 3 referees.
Casual queries need to be directed to Prof. Zhongyun Fan ([email protected]!.?.!)or Dr Chamini Mendis( [email protected]!.?.! ). Closing date for applications: 10 June 2022. For additional details and to use please
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