CHANNELFLOW 2.0
CHANNELFLOW 2.0
DEVELOPERS
OUR
TEAM
AYSE FERHAN
YESIL
I am a Postdoc at ECPS. I am a computational statistical physicist. I am currently working on understanding the mechanism behind the formation of Jovian belts.
ALESSIA
FERRARO
I am a Ph.D. student at the EPFL in computational fluid dynamics.
I am interested in Polymer solutions and viscoelastic flow.
MIRKO
FARANO
I am Postdoc at EPFL in computational fluid dynamics.
I am interested in nonlinear optimization, parallel computing and scientific algorithm design.
HECKE
DEGERING
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JOHN
GIBSON
Associate Professor, Mathematics & Statistics, University of New Hampshire.
Interests: dynamical-systems approaches to turbulence and scientific computation.
MASSIMILIANO
CULPO
I am a mathematician turned Software Developer, with too much exposure to the HPC world. Fond of CI, testing and build automation because of immune response. Experienced C++ and Python programmer. Part of the EPFL-SCITAS team.
FLORIAN
REETZ
I am a Ph.D. student at the EPFL
I use Channelflow to study pattern formation in weakly turbulent shear flows. Such patterns emerge in large domains and need high performance computing.
SIMON
SCHÜTZ
Both Physicist and Computer Scientist by training, I’m interested in writing readable, tested, and validated scientific code. Experienced in implementing highly parallel CFD algorithms in C++, CUDA and Python.
SAJJAD
AZIMI
I am a Ph.D. student at ECPS, interested in software engineering and computational physics. I develop and use Channelflow to study boundary layer flows.
SAJJAD
AZIMI
I am a Ph.D. student at ECPS, interested in software engineering and computational physics. I develop and use Channelflow to study boundary layer flows.
TOBIAS
SCHNEIDER
I am an assistant professor at EPFL and I direct the ECPS lab. We are interested in nonlinear mechanics including turbulent flows and shell elasticity.
TOBIAS
KREILOS
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