October 2024

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28OCT 2024
Past Thesis Presentations
Project Thesis: Methodology development for deep sea mining using Discrete Element Method
Date & Time: Tuesday, 29.10.2024, 16:30 Speaker: Isa Mammadli Location: LSTM Seminar room Topic: “Methodology development for deep sea mining using Discrete Element Method”
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28OCT 2024
Past Thesis Presentations
Project Thesis: Machine Learning aided design exploration
Date & Time: Tuesday, 29.10.2024, 17:00 Speaker: Florian Klöppner Location: LSTM Seminar room Topic: “Machine Learning aided design exploration ”
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28OCT 2024
Past Thesis Presentations
Project Thesis: Investigations into efficient simulation strategies for CFD-DEM coupled particle filling
Date & Time: Tuesday, 29.10.2024, 16:00 Speaker: Maha Mqbas Location: LSTM Seminar room Topic: “Investigations into efficient simulation strategies for CFD-DEM coupled particle filling”
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25OCT 2024
Available Thesis Topics
Master/Project Thesis: Flow around a Merchant Ship Hull
Background: The Institute of Fluid Mechanics is involved in an European project called CEEC (https://ceec-coe.eu/). CEEC’s ambition is to enable the use of exascale computers for key computational fluid dynamics (CFD) applications and demonstrate their capabilities through key light-house cases. The light-house case we are working on, is the flow around a merchant ship hull, […]
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25OCT 2024
Available Thesis Topics
Master/Project Thesis: Wall-modeled LES and Machine Learning
Background: The Institute of Fluid Mechanics is involved in a European project called CEEC (https://ceec-coe.eu/). CEEC’s ambition is to enable the use of exascale computers for key computational fluid dynamics (CFD) applications and demonstrate their capabilities through key light-house cases. The light-house case we are working on is the flow around a merchant ship hull, […]
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23OCT 2024
Past Seminars
Free-surface patterns in gravity-driven film flow over periodic ripples
Date & Time: Thursday, 07.11.2024, at 14:15. Speaker: Prof. Dr. habil. Andreas Wierschem Topic: “Free-surface patterns in gravity-driven film flow over periodic ripples”
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