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FAILURE AND DEFORMATION BEHAVIOR OF UNDERGROUND GEO-STRUCTURES: ADVANCES IN GEOMECHANICS. Special Issue on Applied Sciences
Failure and Deformation Behavior of Underground Geo-structures: Advances in Geomechanics
Special Issue on Applied Sciences, MDPI
Guest Editors: C.Deangeli, M.Barla, D.Sterpi
This Special Issue aims at constructing a channel for sharing knowledge in recent advances in Geomechanics to mitigate adverse events and to address challenges and potential solutions for a sustainable and resilient construction of underground geo-structures. More info on this flyer.
Geomechanical modeling of inelastic deformation and failure in the subsurface – PhD and Postdoc positions at Northwestern University
The geomechanics modeling group led by Prof. Giuseppe Buscarnera at the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering of Northwestern University, is about to open two PhD positions and one Postdoctoral Scholar positions. The two projects focus on activities pertaining to landslide hazard analysis and deep carbon mineralization finalized to CO2 storage, respectively. Further information can be provided upon request by contacting directly Prof. Buscarnera (g-buscarnera@northwestern.edu) and is available at the links below:
