Post-Doctoral Associate in the Center for Sand Hazards and Opportunities in Resilience, Energy, and Sustainability (SHORES) - Dr. Mostafa Mobasher

The Center for Sand Hazards and Opportunities in Resilience, Energy, and Sustainability (SHORES) and the Division of Engineering, New York University Abu Dhabi, seek to recruit a Post-Doctoral Associate to work on a fascinating project focused on the geomechanical modeling for energy applications.

The position will be directly supervised by Professor Mostafa Mobasher and will involve strong collaboration with the SHORES multidisciplinary research teams.

The project will be focused on advanced modeling of coupled fracture/damage of geomechanical materials when subjected a range of multiphysical loading regimes including hydraulic, thermal, and chemical processes.

The direct applications of these research will be aimed at enhanced modeling of hydraulic fracturing and carbon sequestration.

The project activities will involve the development of the theory and implementation of the advanced mechanics and numerical models as well as constitutive model calibration and validation based on physical experimental data.

A successful applicant must have a PhD in Engineering Mechanics, Civil Engineering, or Mechanical Engineering, and is still within their first 5 years since receiving their PhD.

Applicants are expected to demonstrate research experience in the fields of computational mechanics and computational geomechanics.

The terms of employment include highly competitive salary, medical insurance, housing allowance, annual home-leave travel, and educational subsidies for children as well as other benefits.

For consideration, applicants need to submit a cover letter, curriculum vitae with full publication list, statement of research interests, a transcript and contact information for at least two references, all in PDF format.

If you have any questions, please email Dr.

Mostafa Mobasher at mostafa.mobasher@nyu.edu.

Applications may be submitted on https://nyuad.nyu.edu/en/about/careers/postdoctoral-and-research.html.

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