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aspect of the ongoing research is solving stochastic partial differential equations on surfaces, e.g., with surface finite element methods. Who we are looking forThe following requirements are mandatory
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the Graduate school of Solid and Structural Mechanics at Chalmers. Pursue your own doctoral studies related to the project Develop and implement material models, finite element codes, and calibration procedures
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. Their principal strength is the lower numerical dispersion and dissipation they introduce compared with the low-order finite volume and finite element schemes that currently dominate industrial solvers. In
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Essential requirements Knowledge and skills in Finite Element Analysis Skills in additive manufacturing Desired requirements Knowledge and experience in optimization methods (e.g. Genetic algorithm) Knowledge
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Post-Doctoral Associate in Sand Hazards and Opportunities for Resilience, Energy, and Sustainability
of the following areas: Large-deformation numerical modeling (e.g., Coupled Eulerian-Lagrangian (CEL), Material Point Method (MPM), or advanced Finite Element Methods). Physical modeling of tunnel
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, combining finite element with boundary element and perfectly matched layer formulations. These models will be used to compute modal characteristics, as well as dispersion and attenuation curves of guided
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for the project. The research will primarily involve physical modelling of Li-ion batteries through finite element methods. Requirements: PhD degree in chemistry, physics, materials science or engineering, or a
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mitigation. Advanced simulation frameworks will be developed, combining wave & finite element based methods, multi-scale homogenization, and nonlinear modelling to efficiently investigate and evaluate a wide
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Electrode Assembly. J. Power Sources 2021, 512, 230431. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jpowsour.2021.230431. ; [2] Carral, C.; Mélé, P. A Numerical Analysis of PEMFC Stack Assembly through a 3D Finite Element
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leading group in high-order methods: a class of finite element methods that is now leading the way for future computational fluid dynamics simulations. Specifically, our group develops the Nektar++ spectral