ENG: The three-day workshop is aimed at researchers, engineers, students and others interested in CFD and OpenFOAM. Basic and advanced applications of the open source fluid simulation system OpenFOAM will be presented. More ...
The workshop will take place via the Zoom system. It will take place in three consecutive afternoons.
SLO: Tridnevna delavnica je namenjena raziskovalcem, inženirjem, študentom in drugim, ki jih zanima tematika CFD in OpenFOAM. Predstavljena bo osnovna in napredna uporaba odprtokodnega sistema za simulacijo tekočin OpenFOAM. Več ...
Delavnica bo potekala preko sistema Zoom. Izvedli jo bomo v treh popoldnevih.
ZOOM link: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/87619642823?pwd=dEhyWUhLbjRCWTNWMlJPcDk1UVFhZz09
Meeting ID: 876 1964 2823
Passcode: 537697
Lecturer
Aleksander Grm began his studies in physics/mathematics at the Faculty of Mathematics and Physics at the University of Ljubljana. In between, he constantly improves his programming skills and uses them in solving scientific computational problems in the field of hydromechanics. Looking for a suitable Master's programme, he gives tutorials in mechanics and mathematics and works as a programmer in some companies. He then continues his studies at the ICTP/SISA in Trieste, Italy, in the Master's course in Applied Mathematics. The course covers the field of modelling and simulation of complex realities. At the end of the Master's course, he received a PhD scholarship from ITWM Fraunhoffer, Kaiserslautern, Germany, and completed his PhD in Industrial/Applied Mathematics at the University of Kaiserslautern. After his PhD, he worked partly in academia and entirely in industry. In industry he's involved in many different projects, all related to mathematical modelling of real world problems. In industry, he works as Chief Strategy Officer at C3M, where he leads various industry projects and plans the strategy for the future scientific direction of the company. In 2014, he moves to academia to work in pure and applied research, teaching young people mechanics and mathematics at engineering level.
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