意大利博洛尼亚大学招收CFD计算流体方向CSC博士

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博洛尼亚大学（2021年QS排名160）计算力学小组招收2021年入学的CSC资助博士生，学制为3年。 课题组主攻计算风工程，尤其是通过CFD评估结构风荷载。详细的介绍请参阅课题组网站：https://site.unibo.it/cwe-lamc/en。

入学后的研究方向与CFD密切相关，因此与之相关的知识和背景是必须的。加分项则包括：风工程背景，MATLAB，C++和Python编程能力，OpenFOAM软件使用经历。可在入学后强化学习流体力学，固体力学与有限体积法。课题组也提供超算（HPC）的使用授权与培训。在3年的学制内，博士生有六个月的时间去往非意大利高校交换学习（可以是中国高校）。

申请的截至日期为2021年2月1日，但因导师需要筛选简历（导师已了解CSC的评审规则，不多发offer并协助修改研究计划），所以请有意向的申请人尽早将简历发送给Luca Patruno，有任何疑惑也欢迎邮件询问，邮箱地址如下:
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The group of Computational Mechanics of University of Bologna (ranked #160 in QS) is looking a candidate who will be supported in her/his application for the CSC scholarship. The successful candidate will join a 3 years Phd program focused on Computational Wind Engineering and, in particular, on the evaluation of wind loads on structures by means of advanced numerical simulations.

In particular, wind tunnel tests are currently a well-assessed tool to evaluate the effects of wind on buildings and infrastructures. In the last decades, thanks to the increase in the available computational power, the use of numerical simulations (Computational Fluid Dynamics, CFD) is becoming increasingly popular in Wind Engineering, so leading to the so-called Computational Wind Engineering. Please visit our website https://site.unibo.it/cwe-lamc/en for further details.

The research work will allow the successful candidate to deepen her/his knowledge regarding Wind Engineering, Solids and Fluids Mechanics, Computational Fluid Dynamics, Programming (manly Python, Matlab and C++) and the use of High-Performance Computing, HPC. Within the 3 years of PhD a minimum of 6 months will be spent in a non-Italian university.

Strong passion for numerical simulations and computational mechanics is required while previous knowledge of Wind Engineering and C++ programming is welcome.

The deadline for presenting your application is 01/02/2021. Please feel free to contact us for any additional information. Luca Patruno - luca.patruno(at)unibo.it