A warm welcome to the Computational Multiphysics Lab!
With a pragmatic approach to solving complex engineering problems using computers, our lab focuses on the development of cutting-edge simulation techniques for multiphysics problems at the interface between solid mechanics, fluid mechanics, electromagnetism and chemical transport. We proposed state-of-the-art simulation frameworks for fluid-structure interaction, incompressible solid mechanics, electromechanics, magnetomechanics and morphoelasticity. Our expertise also includes research software development for FEA, CFD and Multiphysics, including parallelisation for HPC.
We mostly develop in-house codes in C++, FORTRAN, MATLAB and Julia. We also use other (opensource and commercial) software such as OpenFOAM, ANSYS and Abaqus.
A glimpse into our research so far