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Lehrstuhl für Werkstoffsimulation Prof. Dr. Michael Zaiser

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    • Teaching and Courses.

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      • Regulations and Examinations.
      • Kernfach Werkstoffsimulation.
      • Nebenfach Werkstoffsimulation.
      • Computational Engineering.
      • Other Courses.
      • Course Descriptors.

        • Advanced Numerical Methods.
        • Numerische Methoden in den Werkstoffwissenschaften - Atomistische Methoden.
        • Computational Models of Biomaterial Failure.
        • Dislocation Theory and Dislocation Simulation.
        • Festkörperkinetik.
        • Foundations of Computational Materials Science I/II.
        • Foundations of Finite Element Simulation.
        • Generalized Continuum Models of Materials Mechanics.
        • Modelling Materials with Finite Element Simulation.
        • Multiscale Simulation Methods I/II.
        • Practical (Computer Lab).
        • Seminar Computational Materials Science I/II.
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    • Research.

      • Projects.

        • Continuum Dislocation Dynamics (CDD) theory.
        • Failure and microstructure evolution of foams and cell structures.
        • Deformation behaviour of Materials with Amorphous Microstructure.
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    • Publications.

      • Dissertations.
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    • Open Positions.

      • Research Assistant (Studentische Hilfskraft).
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    • Staff.

      • Prof. Dr. Michael Zaiser.
      • Gabriele Zehbe.
      • Dr. Paolo Moretti.
      • Dr. Frank Wendler.
      • Dr. Pejman Shayanfard.
      • Seyyed Ahmad Hosseini.
      • Samaneh Esfandiary.
      • Nosaibeh Esfandiary.
      • Jonas Ritter.
      • Stefan Hiemer.
      • Mahshid Pournajar.
      • Georgino Kaleng Tshikwand.
      • Dilshod Durdiev.
      • Christian Greff.
      • Shucheta Shegufta.
      • Christof Schulze.
      • Alumni.

        • Dr. Stefan Liebenstein.
        • Dr. Mehran Monavari.
        • Dr. David Fernandez Castellanos.
        • Dr. Soumyayoti Biswas.
        • Dr. Ali Safari.
        • Shahabeddin Ahmadi.
        • Asutosh Padhy.
        • Dr.-Ing. Samaneh Nasiri.
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    • Institute Seminar.

      • Winter Term 2022/23.
      • Summer Term 2022.

        • Analysis of ferroelectrics using molecular dynamics.
        • Fracture surface geometry in 3D hierarchical material adhesion.
        • From Atomic Defects To Turbine Blades: Multiscale Modeling & Informatics Towards Materials By Design For Extreme Conditions.
        • Discovering Equations from Graph Neural Networks using Symbolic Regression.
      • Winter Term 2021/22.

        • Network modelling: examples from computational neuroscience, biomaterial fracture and polymer mechanics.
        • Spectral Signatures of Fault Tolerant Neural Architectures.
        • Automatic design of mechanical metamaterials.
        • Disordered mechanical metamaterials.
      • Summer Term 2021.

        • Brain dynamics and function in large-scale network models.
      • Winter Term 2020/21.

        • Experiments and Modelling of Emerging Energy Materials.
        • Measuring the stability of ecological communities.
        • Spontaneous activity in brain networks.
        • Nanoscopic Robots.
      • Summer Term 2020.
      • Winter Term 2019/20.

        • Modelling uni-axial and cyclic deformation of gradient nano-grained materials.
        • Accelerating High-Resolution Simulations of Elastohydrodynamic Lubrication Contacts.
        • Localization in hierarchical networks: From statistical physics to neuroscience and materials science applications.
        • Model evaluation in tropical rainforests: Spatial correlations and density fluctuations.
        • A beam network model for strength optimization of fibrous materials.
        • Multiscale discrete dislocation dynamics simulation of gradient nano-grained material.
        • Cyclic plasticity of high entropy alloy: experiments, modelling and simulations.
        • Charge transfer and transport in carbon polymers and biopolymers.
        • On the numerical atomistic characterization of interfacial plasticity.
      • Summer Term 2019.

        • Machine learning plastic deformation of crystals.
        • Equivalence of the Burridge-Knopoff train model of earthquakes and the dynamics of driven Edwards-Wilkinson interfaces.
        • From molecular simulation to wave detection in heterogeneous excitable media.
        • Slow and Anomalous Dynamics in Hierarchical Modular models of Brain Networks.
        • FEM Simulation of Dissipation and Damping in Shape Memory Alloys.
      • Winter Term 2018/19.

        • Robustness of hierarchical network organization in models of functional connectivity.
        • Nucleation process of earthquakes: Instability, acceleration, and sensitivity to perturbations.
        • Modelling the mechanical behaviour of porous cohesive granular material using discrete elements: Application to snow failure.
        • Migration mechanisms of faceted vicinal grain boundaries.
        • Molecular dynamics simulation on glass transition temperature of polyimides.
        • From flat sheets to folded geometries: Understanding Origami approaches and simulation models.
        • Beyond classical thermodynamics: dislocation-mediated plasticity.
        • Mechanics of a model cohesive granular medium.
      • Summer Term 2018.

        • Effect of vertical twin boundary on the mechanical properties of bicrystalline copper micropillars.
        • Network Dimension as Damage Indicator in Biosystems.
        • Dislocation mechanism based size-dependent crystal plasticity modeling and simulation of gradient nano-grained copper..
        • On stress and driving force calculation within multi-phase-field models: Applications to martensitic phase transformation and crack propagation in multiphase systems.
        • Forecasting catastrophe: Statistical physics approach.
        • A Dislocation-based Multiscale modeling of Strength and Ductility of Materials with Gradient Microstructure.
        • Coupled Problems in Constitutive Modeling Across Various Lenght-Scales.
        • Optimization of network structures in view of failure resilience.
      • Winter Term 2017/18.

        • Simulating Biomaterials as Hierarchical Networks.
        • Theoretical study of Electrocardiogram(EKG).
        • Percolation behaviour study of metal nanoparticle in DLC matrix.
        • Improved Understanding of Plasticity Mechanisms in Metals and Ceramics in Light of Atomic Scale Simulations Results.
        • Introduction to Topological Data Analysis and an application of brain functional networks.
        • Nanoscale strain mapping during in situ deformation in the TEM.
        • A statistical approach to charaterize discrete dislocation data.
        • The effect of platinum nanoparticles on the adhesion behaviour of graphene inter-layers: a molecualr dynamics study.
        • Dislocation patterning in a 2D stochastic continuum model.
        • Adiabatic shear banding and fracture during high speed shear cutting: Numerical study.
        • Mesoscale Simulation of Shape Memory Alloy Film Damping.
        • The Role of Damage Diffusion on the Plastic Properties of Amorphous Solids - A Kinetic Monte Carlo Approach.
      • Summer Term 2017.

        • Topological dimension tunes activity patterns in hierarchical modular network models.
        • On the properties of (scale-free) random networks.
        • From multimodal images to connectivity of brain networks in both healthy and pathological conditions.
        • Neutral neural dynamics: a tale about physics, ecology and the brain.
        • Precursor phenomena of creep failure in disordered materials.
        • Skeletal Muscles as Prototypes of Active Materials.
      • Winter Term 2016/17.

        • Phase-field Modeling of Functional Materials.
        • The Capriccio method as a novel technique to couple MD and FE simulations of polymers.
        • Static and Dynamic Friction of hierarchical surfaces.
        • Defect nucleation and mobility in gold nanowires.
        • On the temporal coarse graining in dislocation dynamics.
        • Phase-field models for thermo-magneto-mechanical coupling in shape memory alloys.
        • Microstructure informed constitutive models and SPH crystal plasticity modelling approaches.
      • Summer Term 2016.

        • Dislocation dynamics beyond the speed of sound.
        • Detecting strain instabilities in amorphous and crystalline metals.
      • Winter Term 2015/16.

        • How resilient are biological networks?.
        • Analysis of Shear Band Formation in Metallic Multilayer Nanocomposites using DEM.
        • Modelling and Simulation of Self-healing Thermosetting Polymers.
        • The Discrete-Continuum Model: Simulation of crystal plasticity in micro- and nano- objects.
      • Summer Term 2015.

        • Comparison of various continuum models of dislocations system.
        • Multiscale modeling of collagen tissue mechanics.
        • Size effects in failure of defected graphene.
        • The relationship between structure and dynamics in complex networks.
        • From mild to wild fluctuations in crystal plasticity, and associated size effects.
        • Deformation in metallic nanomaterials.
        • Curvature effects on the plastic behavior of metals as studied by atomistic simulations.
      • Winter Term 2014/15.

        • Fluid flow, heat transfer and particle distribution in electromagnetic stirrer.
        • Modelling Spatio-Temporal Strain Localization of Snow.
        • Continuum dislocation modelling of cyclic fatigue in the crystal plasticity finite element framework.
        • Strongly heterogeneous continuum dislocation plasticity.
        • Biomechanical modelling bone and bone-implant systems.
        • How (not) to model dislocation patterns.
        • Rounding of phase transitions in cortical networks: the advantages of a low-dimensional brain.
      • Summer Term 2014.

        • Adsorption of water on calcite surface: theoretical study and experiments.
        • Avalanches and glassy relaxation in brain networks.
        • Phase field models and plastic flow.
        • Fragmentation of plastic materials.
        • A Discrete Approach to Describe the Interaction between a Tire Tread and a Snow-Covered Road.
        • Dislocations in bilayer graphene.
        • Higher order continuum modelling of the compressive behaviour of snow.
      • Winter Term 2013/14.

        • Avalanche statistics in disordered visco-elastic interfaces.
        • Avalanche localization and universality class of amorphous plasticity.
        • G2C2: Geometry, Generalized Continua and Compatibility.
        • Field models of anisotropic dislocation systems.
        • Micromechanics of Geomaterials using Generalised Continuum Models.
        • Monte Carlo Simulation of Creep Deformation of Amorphous Materials.
        • Modelling of materials with random microstructure.
        • Snow Fracture and Slab Avalanche Release - A Case Study.
      • Summer Term 2013.

        • Atomistic input to Discrete Dislocation Dynamics.
        • Bond order potentials for elements and compound.
        • Modeling the Kinetics of Annealing.
        • Higher order alignment tensors in continuum dislocation dynamics.
        • Multiscale Simulation of Concrete.
        • Continuum Modelling and Simulation of Strain Ageing Phenomena in Metallic Alloys.
      • Winter Term 2012/13.

        • Statistical properties of plastic deformation of crystalline solids.
        • Phase field modeling of microstructure evolution.
        • Multiscale modelling of MgO single crystal plasticity.
        • Concurrent Multiscale Simulations of Metal Fracture.
        • Anticrack-type Fracture of Foam Glass under Compression.
        • Relating gradient plasticity with Discrete Dislocation Dynamics.
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