SCoPE: Many facets of cohomology – Structure aware formulations and finite element exterior calculus
Within its series “Spotlights in Computational Physics and Engineering (SCoPE)” DTU DRIVEN is welcoming Kaibo Hu from the University of Edinburgh (UK) for his short course on Structure aware formulations and finite element exterior calculus. The 4-parts short course takes place on 13 and 14 March 2025, 10h00-12h00, room MNO 1030. Further details are given … Continued
SCoPE: Polytopal discretization and finite element methods for nonlinear structural analysis
Within its series “Spotlights in Computational Physics and Engineering (SCoPE)” DTU DRIVEN is welcoming Bjorn Sauren from the RWTH Aachen University (Germany) for his short course on Polytopal discretization and finite element methods for nonlinear structural analysis. The 4-parts short course takes place on 27 and 28 February 2025, 10h00-12h00, room MNO 1030. Further details … Continued
DTU DRIVEN Farewell Event
After 6.5 years of funding by the FNR and our team of 18 PIs having successfully trained 19 direct and 2 associated doctoral candidates in DTU DRIVEN, this great project on Data-driven Computational Modelling and Applications now formally comes to end. The larger team of DTU DRIVEN: all PIs, active and former PhD students, PhD … Continued
Upcoming PhD defence: Raquel Navarro Buendia
Raquel NAVARRO BUENDIA will defend her PhD thesis Precision Altimetry Using Dual-Frequency Grazing Angle GNSS-R on Wednesday, 15 January 2025, 16h00-20h00, Campus Belval, Maison des Sciences Humaines (Black Box).
Upcoming PhD defence: Diego Hurtado
Diego HURTADO CATHALIFAUD will defend his PhD thesis Optimization solvers and machine learning to enhance quasi-static unilateral contact simulations on Thursday, 09 January 2025, 10h00-14h00, Campus Belval, MNO 1020.
SCoPE: High-order structure-preserving finite element methods for incompressible flow and elasticity
Within its series “Spotlights in Computational Physics and Engineering (SCoPE)” DTU DRIVEN is welcoming Charles Parker from the University of Oxford (UK) for his short course on High-order structure-preserving finite element methods for incompressible flow and elasticity. The 4-parts short course takes place on 16 and 17 January 2025, 10h00-12h00, room MNO 1020. Further details … Continued
Upcoming PhD defence: Carlotta Montorsi
Carlotta MONTORSI will defend her PhD thesis Empirical Essays on Well-Being on Monday, 25 November 2024, 14h00-17h00, Campus Belval, Maison des Sciences Humaines (Black Box).
New DTU DRIVEN Research Videos
Having received dedicated training from Dr Shini Somara on how to present their PhD research in the format of a video interview, our DTU DRIVEN doctoral candidates Damian Ndiwago and Sona can be very proud of the results. See for yourself!
Upcoming PhD defence: Damian Mingo Ndiwago
Damian MINGO NDIWAGO will defend his PhD thesis Bayesian model selection and prior impact assessment with a focus on dynamical systems on Thursday, 26 September 2024, 13h30-16h30, Campus Belval, Maison du Nombre, MNO.1010.
SCoPE: Higher-order mesh generation
Within its series “Spotlights in Computational Physics and Engineering (SCoPE)” DTU DRIVEN is welcoming Xi Zou from Swansea University (UK) for his short course on Geometry Persistent High-Order Finite Element Mesh Generation. The 4-parts short course takes place on 11 and 12 July 2024, 10h00-12h00, room MNO 1020. Further details are given in the poster.