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10FEB 2025
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Master thesis: Eva Richter
We cordially congratulate Eva Richter on successfully defending her master’s thesis titled “A ‘Capriccio light’ approach to study the capabilities of multiscale fracture simulations of thermoplastics”. In her thesis, Eva used pure molecular dynamics simulations of a generic thermoplastic polymer to investigate the effects of key parameters such as notch length and system size on […]
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03FEB 2025
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Lukas’ visit at ICTAM 2024 in Daegu, South Korea
From August 26th to 30th, Lukas Laubert attended the International Congress of Theoretical and Applied Mechanics (ICTAM) 2024 held in Daegu, South Korea. This international event offered him a chance to connect with researchers from around the world, which was indeed a valuable opportunity for Lukas. His week centered around sessions on “Nonlinear Mechanical Models […]
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03FEB 2025
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Symposium at MMM11 in Prague
Felix and Sebastian organised together with Fabrice Detrez (Paris), Andrea Giuntoli (Groningen), Matej Praprotnik (Ljubljana), and Maxime Vassaux (Rennes) the symposium “Multiscale simulations of polymers and polymer composites” at the 11th International Conference on Multiscale Materials Modeling (MMM 11) in Prague. It was a pleasure to welcome 30 speakers, including 5 keynote lecturers, addressing various […]Felix and Sebastian organised together with Fabrice Detrez (Paris), Andrea Giuntoli (Groningen), Matej Praprotnik (Ljubljana), and Maxime Vassaux (Rennes) the symposium “Multiscale simulations of polymers and polymer composites” at the 11th International Conference on Multiscale Materials Modeling (MMM 11) in Prague. It was a pleasure to welcome 30 speakers, including 5 keynote lecturers, addressing various […]
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26NOV 2024
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Bachelor thesis: Johannes Roksvaag
We congratulate Johannes Roksvaag for successfully finishing his Bachelor’s thesis titled “Improving the Performance of the Capriccio Method by Migrating to the Open-Source Programming Language Julia”. Johannes migrated the Capriccio method, which couples molecular dynamics domains to finite elements, from Matlab to Julia. His implementation achieved three important objectives: First, the Capriccio method now fully […]We congratulate Johannes Roksvaag for successfully finishing his Bachelor’s thesis titled “Improving the Performance of the Capriccio Method by Migrating to the Open-Source Programming Language Julia”. Johannes migrated the Capriccio method, which couples molecular dynamics domains to finite elements, from Matlab to Julia. His implementation achieved three important objectives: First, the Capriccio method now fully […]
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20NOV 2024
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Wuyang Zhao receives DFG individual research grant
We are delighted to announce that Wuyang Zhao received a DFG individual research grant for his project “Investigating brittle-to-ductile transition in glassy polymers by multiscale modeling across atomistic and continuum scales”. In this project, he will investigate the mechanisms of toughness in glassy polymers based on molecular simulations. Using the Capriccio framework, the molecular descriptions […]We are delighted to announce that Wuyang Zhao received a DFG individual research grant for his project “Investigating brittle-to-ductile transition in glassy polymers by multiscale modeling across atomistic and continuum scales”. In this project, he will investigate the mechanisms of toughness in glassy polymers based on molecular simulations. Using the Capriccio framework, the molecular descriptions […]
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14NOV 2024
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Research stay at the Institut de Physique de Rennes
Felix Weber visited Dr. Maxime Vassaux at the Institut de Physique de Rennes (IPR) for five weeks. During this research visit, Maxime and Felix discussed and performed multiscale fracture simulations of silica glass using the Capriccio method. The focus was on analyzing the structural (e.g., radial/angular distribution function and ring sizes) and mechanical (e.g., critical […]
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