I heard today that my proposal for the NWO Veni has been funded! Now looking forward to the research project which is going to be focused on the mathematical theory of splines and their use in simulations.
NWO’s official announcement can be found here.
Really, really great news! 🏆🥳 The Dutch Research Council (NWO) has awarded a Veni grant to Jesper Cockx, Matús Rybák and Deepesh Toshniwal. These highly promising young EEMCS scientists get the opportunity to further elaborate their own ideas. 💡 https://t.co/4xQEBeL1Gchttps://t.co/Cr905oi3Vg
During my time at UT Austin, I really enjoyed the frequent seminars given by excellent researchers from within UT Austin as well as from all over the world.
This is one aspect that I have wanted to replicate for sometime at Delft.
Finally, after postponements due to Covid, me and my co-organizors Kristof Cools and Marieke Kootte, were able to kickoff our own numerical analysis-focused seminar series today and I am quite excited about the whole affair!
Our first speaker was Carolina Urzua-Torres who spoke on analysis of a space-time boundary element formulation for the wave equation.
We have a great list of speakers booked for Q1 and Q2 with more to come, and Marieke is working on a soon-to-be-announced accompaniement to the series that I am really looking forward to.
Jort Bouma successfully defended his bacehlor project: “Using a physics-informed neural network to solve the ideal magnetohdrodynamics equations.” Congratulations, Jort!
Traianos Karageorgiou successfully defended his master’s thesis: “High-fidelity simulations of Taylor bubbles in turbulent co-current flow.” Congratulations, Traianos!
