Michael Eden

 
postdoc in mathematics

Research

My scientific work is usually problem-driven an can be caterogized as applied mathematics.

Two recent examples:

  1. We developed a model for the mechanical properties of so-called fibre-reinforced hydrogels which are used for in-vitro growth of cartilage.
  2. Together with engineers from the IFW (Hannover, Germany), we try to model and investigate the cooling effect of lubricants in grinding processes.

Teaching

Some of the courses that I have taught:

  • Mathematical Modeling (University Bremen (UB), Germany)
  • Mathematics for Engineers 1+2 (UB)
  • Introduction to Programming (UB)
  • Multiscale Problems (IIT Kharagpur, India)

Collaboration

My main colloborator during my PostDoc project is Adrian Muntan. Some other collaborators:

  • Hari Shankar Mahato (IIT Kharagpur, India),
  • Alfred Schmidt (UB)
  • Christos Nikolopolous (University of the Aegean, Greece)
  • Marcel Wichmann (IFW Hannover, Germany)

Publications