Zhu Fa
PhD Student
Nationality: Luxembourgish
Institute:
Date of first affiliation: 04/01/2019
End of affiliation: 04/30/2022
Research aim and objectives
Efficient and quality controlled plasma flow simulations directly from CAD
Biography
I started my studies at the University of Luxembourg in 2013, where I obtained a Bachelor's degree in 2016 and a Master's degree in 2018 in Applied Mathematics.
During my final year in the Master studies, I went through an internship at Sparc Industries, a newly emerging start up company, under the supervision of Prof. S. Bordas, and their CEO Dr. D. Petkow, where I obtained first hand experience on how the Boundary Element Method can be used to help model plasma.
In order to further improve the simulation model of plasma flows, I was granted an Industrial Fellowship by the FNR, which funds my PhD studies at the University of Luxembourg in collaboration with Sparc Industries under the same supervisors.
During my final year in the Master studies, I went through an internship at Sparc Industries, a newly emerging start up company, under the supervision of Prof. S. Bordas, and their CEO Dr. D. Petkow, where I obtained first hand experience on how the Boundary Element Method can be used to help model plasma.
In order to further improve the simulation model of plasma flows, I was granted an Industrial Fellowship by the FNR, which funds my PhD studies at the University of Luxembourg in collaboration with Sparc Industries under the same supervisors.