Twente Centre for Scientific Computing

Lecture date: 13 December 2018 // Location: Carré 3B, 15:00 // Speaker: Giordano Lipari (Delft Institute of Applied Mathematics)

Orienting knowledge on GPU acceleration for scientific computing

Graphics processing units (GPUs) have recently evolved from mere video cards to fully-fledged computing devices, no longer connected to visual peripherals.…

Lecture date: 4 December 2018 // Location: Ravelijn 4334, 16:00 // Speaker: Dr. Wojciech Regulski, QuickerSim Ltd

QuickerSim CFD Toolbox for MATLAB – basics and applications

The seminar is intended to present the QuickerSim CFD Toolbox for MATLAB, a plug-in for numerically solving fluid flow and heat transfer problems. We…

Lecture date: 12 November 2018 // Location: 16:00, Room Carre 3A // Speaker: Jörg Henseler (DPM, University of Twente)

Computational experiments of Confirmatory Composite Analysis as a tool for empirical design research

Lecture date: 19 September 2018 // Location: 11:00, Room TBA // Speaker: Philipp Neumann, University of Hamburg

Molecular Dynamics at its Limits: Scalable Algorithms, HPC Software & Multiscale Methods for Nanoflow Simulation

Abstract:Molecular dynamics (MD) has evolved as a powerful tool in engineering. However, MD considerations often require the simulation of large…

Lecture date: 25 July 2018 // Location: 14:00, Room Z105 // Speaker: Christian Diddens (PoF)

Finite element simulations of multi-component droplets

Abstract:In many applications in fluid dynamics, one encounters problems thatrequire the treatment of multiple phases,…

Lecture date: 1 November 2017 // Location: Hal B 2F (note the room change!) // Speaker: Mustafa Megahed (Software Germany GmbH)

Modelling Powder Bed Fusion Defects

The relevant paper can be found here: https://goo.gl/NzE738

Lecture date: 12 September 2017 // Location: Carré 3A // Speaker: Richard Stevens

Large eddy simulations and modeling of the interaction between large wind farms and the turbulent atmospheric boundary layer

Understanding the interaction between large windfarms and the atmospheric boundary layer (ABL) is crucial to predicting windfarm performance. Wake interactions…

Lecture date: 14 June 2017 // Location: Carré 3E // Speaker: Wouter den Otter

Coarse-grained Brownian dynamics simulations of self-assembling proteins

Lecture date: 3 May 2017 // Location: Carré 3E // Speaker: Ton van den Boogaard

Computational Mechanics for the manufacturing industry

Abstract Research in the ET-chair Nonlinear Solid Mechanics is focused on simulation and optimization of forming processes. In this application,…

Lecture date: 10 January 2017 // Location: Carré 2G // Speaker: Peter Bobbert

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M&M Lectures

Orienting knowledge on GPU acceleration for scientific computing

QuickerSim CFD Toolbox for MATLAB – basics and applications

Computational experiments of Confirmatory Composite Analysis as a tool for empirical design research

Molecular Dynamics at its Limits: Scalable Algorithms, HPC Software & Multiscale Methods for Nanoflow Simulation

Finite element simulations of multi-component droplets

Modelling Powder Bed Fusion Defects

Large eddy simulations and modeling of the interaction between large wind farms and the turbulent atmospheric boundary layer

Coarse-grained Brownian dynamics simulations of self-assembling proteins

Computational Mechanics for the manufacturing industry

Multiscale modelling of optoelectronic processes in organic light-emitting devices: from the molecule to the device