I first learned about finite element simulation in 2016 during my bachelor's degree in civil engineering. Since then, I have been fascinated by the possibilities offered by numerical simulation to solve physical problems.

As a result, I used finite element simulation in my bachelor thesis to investigate the physical behavior of a bridge. Subsequently, I started my master's studies in computational engineering. During my studies, I gained experience with static, dynamic, and fluid dynamic analyses, to name a few. I also applied my knowledge in industrial projects for several companies and wrote my master thesis in the automotive industry. In 2018, I started my PhD on material modeling approaches for biological tissue, aiming to advance computer-aided medicine.

As part of the MORe team, I want to get the most out of simulation for our users.