InterPore News featuring the Focus Theme for InterPore2026
Sent on: 07-11-2025
EditorialDear InterPore colleagues, When working through today’s news items, I came across the IMP website (Pania Newell's posted jobs) and I noticed a mention of a podcast with the inspiring title ‘Permission to Pause’. It is about freeing up time to literally drive away from work for a full day and come to rest. Great advice! And only later, I realized we had advertised the start of the podcast series. Obviously, I didn’t have time to finish the episode on taking a break because the remaining items in the Newsletter awaited my attention. Quite a few webinars, chapter announcements, and more jobs. And the theme for InterPore2026, which is becoming more urgent by the day. All the best, Matthijs de Winter |
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| PhD Position, Multi-Scale Characterisation and Modelling of Clay - Water Interactions, Faculty of Civil Engineering and Geosciences, TU Delft, Delft, the Netherlands | Show Job Offer |
| PhD Position, Quantum Computing & Finite Element Methods for Solid Mechanics, The Integrated MultiPhysics Laboratory, Department of Mechanical Engineering, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, USA | Show Job Offer |
| PhD Position – Computational Solid Mechanics & Machine Learning, The Integrated MultiPhysics Laboratory, Department of Mechanical Engineering, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, USA | Show Job Offer |
| Two PhD positions on End-to-End Hydrological Modelling Using Machine Learning: Leveraging Transformers and Opportunistic Sensor Data for Hydrological Predictions. LS3/ IWS/ SC SimTech, University of Stuttgart, Stuttgart, Germany | Show Job Offer |
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