CareerPlan

Research Fellow (Physics-Informed AI and Computational Materials Mechanics)

NTU Main Campus, SingaporeFull-time2026-10-12 → 2026-11-11

Core

Develop physics-informed AI models to predict deformation and fracture in structural alloys for extreme environments.

Role type

Research Fellow (Physics-Informed AI and Computational Materials Mechanics)

Builds

AI/surrogate models for damage-tolerant structural alloys

Domain

Materials Science / Computational Mechanics / AI for Science

Deliverable

research

Required skills

crystal plasticity finite element modelling, phase-field simulations, physics-informed machine learning, Python, scientific computing, microstructure-property relationships, fracture mechanics

Preferred skills

simulation-experiment data integration, inverse design, uncertainty quantification

Responsibilities

Develop physics-informed AI and surrogate models; Integrate AI with crystal plasticity finite element and phase-field simulations; Combine simulation and experimental data for model training, calibration and validation; Apply inverse design and optimisation to identify damage-tolerant microstructures; Collaborate with experimental researchers to interpret mechanisms and validate model predictions; Assess model accuracy, uncertainty and applicability; Publish research findings, contribute to project reports and mentor students.