多倫多大學(xué)材料系鄒宇課題組招2022-2023年博士生和博士后，含3D打印

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“極端力學(xué)與增材制造課題組” 研究和探索具有超常力學(xué)性能的材料以及材料在極端條件下的力學(xué)行為和加工制造技術(shù)。研究領(lǐng)域涉及金屬、力學(xué)和制造, 跨多個(gè)時(shí)間和空間尺度。目前主要研究方向包括高熵合金、納米晶合金、鈦合金、納米力學(xué)、金屬增材制造（3D打�。�、冷噴涂機(jī)器學(xué)習(xí)。應(yīng)用領(lǐng)域涉及航空航天、醫(yī)療器械、電子設(shè)備、環(huán)境和能源。
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Zou Research Group (Laboratory for Extreme Mechanics & Additive Manufacturing) in the Department of Materials Science and Engineering (MSE) at the University of Toronto has several open positions for graduate students, postdoctoral researchers, and visiting scholars.
Research interests: Our group uses novel experimental, analytical, and computational tools to explore materials with extreme properties or under extreme conditions particularly metallic materials. We aim to bridge the gaps between metals, mechanics, manufacturing and machine learning (4M’s), covering many length and time scales. Among our research areas of interest are high-entropy alloys, nanomechanics, and additive manufacturing (3D printing). In particular, we want to advance fields of vital importance to society, including the aerospace, biomedical, electronic, environmental, and energy sectors.

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The PI: Dr. Yu Zou joined the MSE Department at U of T as an Assistant Professor in January 2018, after working as a Postdoctoral Fellow in the Department of Mechanical Engineering at MIT (USA). He received his doctorate, master, and bachelor degrees from ETH Zurich (Switzerland), McGill University (Canada), and Beihang University (China), respectively, all in materials science, and he was also a JSPS visiting scholar at Kyoto University (Japan). His research areas include physical metallurgy, nanomechanics, microstructural analysis, metal additive manufacturing and materials informatics. Google Scholar, Research Gate, ORCID).
The Team: Currently, the team includes 2 postdoctoral researcher, 13 PhD students, 4 Master students, and 3 visiting PhD students.
Open positions: We are currently looking for highly motivated students and postdoctoral researchers who enjoy working in a collaborative environment to join our group starting in January, May, or September. We welcome researchers with backgrounds in materials science, mechanical engineering, physics, electrical engineering, and related fields, particularly in physical metallurgy, mechanics, and instrumental design. Current openings (with full scholarships) are listed below:  
•Mechanical and thermal stability of nanostructured high-entropy alloys
•In-situ mechanical testing at small scales and in extreme conditions
•3D printing of steels, aluminum, copper, titanium alloys for aerospace and biomedical applications
•Instrumental design for a laser 3D printing system
•Machine learning for materials design and intelligent manufacturing
•Design of wear, erosion and corrosion resistant coatings
•Discovery of high-entropy alloys by high throughput experiments
•Fundamental studies of mechanical behaviour of materials
If you would like to join us, please contact Prof. Zou (mse.zou@utoronto.ca) and include your CV, a brief statement (a short paragraph) of your interests related to our research, and examples of your recent work. Postdoctoral applicants should also attach your most important publications. Availability changes frequently according to project needs and funding; however, we are always ready to meet the most outstanding candidates from all fields and areas of expertise!
For graduate student positions, the U of T application deadline for Summer/Fall 2023 is January 31, but you are strongly encouraged to contact the above email address for the open positions before the deadline, because the positions may be filled before the deadline. Please make sure you meet the minimum admission requirements at U of T. For postdoctoral researcher and visiting student (scholar) positions, please make contact by email for possible research projects and available fellowships as early as possible.
About U of T: Founded in 1827, the University of Toronto has evolved into Canada’s leading institution of learning, discovery and knowledge creation. We are proud to be one of the world’s top research-intensive universities, driven to invent and innovate. The Times Higher Education ranks U of T at 18th globally and 1st in Canada in 2018/2019.
About MSE at U of T: The Department of Materials Science & Engineering is home to approximately 200 undergraduate students, 80 graduate students, and 30 faculty and staff. As a world leader in materials applications and processing, our commitment to research and teaching excellence fosters innovative thinking, leading to the development of sustainable technologies that make a global impact.