ITU EKAM TUBITAK SCHOLARSHIP ANNOUNCEMENT

by Hilal Koç | Aug 05, 2022
Additive Manufacturing Education and Research Laboratory in Mechanical Engineering Department at Istanbul Technical University is searching for an M.S. or Ph.D. student researcher. You will join a binder jetting additive manufacturing research project funded by TUBITAK.

M.S. or Ph.D. Researcher

Employer

Istanbul Technical University

Location

Istanbul, TURKİYE

Salary

TUBITAK Fellowship

Closing date

August 31, 2022

Additive Manufacturing Education and Research Laboratory in Mechanical Engineering Department at Istanbul Technical University is searching for an M.S. or Ph.D. student researcher. You will join a binder jetting additive manufacturing research project funded by TUBITAK.

Project includes:

- Deriving new models and equations for a finite element analysis of sintering modeling

- Conducting binder jet experiments

- Running sintering experiments and image processing of sintering behavior

This is a full-time position requires a full dedication to the project requirements and also laboratory work loads. You should be fluent in English. You need to be able to run data and image analysis by computer programming.

Please send your English cover letter, detailed CV, Transcripts, and contact information for two references to esoylemez@itu.edu.tr until August 31, 2022.

https://sites.google.com/site/soylemezlab

http://ekam.itu.edu.tr/

Related Publications

Onler, Recep, et al. "Multi-objective optimization of binder jet additive manufacturing of Co-Cr-Mo using machine learning." The International Journal of Advanced Manufacturing Technology 119.1 (2022): 1091-1108.

Borujeni, Shahrooz Sadeghi, et al. "Numerical simulation of shrinkage and deformation during sintering in metal binder jetting with experimental validation." Materials & Design 216 (2022): 110490.

Paudel, Basil J., et al. "A computational framework for modeling distortion during sintering of binder jet printed parts." Journal of Micromechanics and Molecular Physics 6.04 (2021): 95-102.