@fehmiCirak (Principal Investigator) @Cambridge_Eng @Cambridge_Uni
United Kingdom
Joined January 2012
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The published version:
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Preprint just accepted in Computer Methods in Applied Mechanics and Engineering! 🎉
arxiv.org/abs/2606.30447
CSMLab in Cambridge retweeted
I am looking forward to attending ADMOS 2025 next week and giving a plenary lecture on
"Learning from uncertain models and limited data for digital design and twinning."
admos2025.cimne.com/plenary_…
CSMLab in Cambridge retweeted
🔉A podcast on our paper: Towards quantum computational mechanics
youtube.com/watch?v=bODsbS66…
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(NotebookLM generated)
CSMLab in Cambridge retweeted
Third day of the UKACM-SEMNI autumn school!
Today @fehmiCirak @CSMLab will deliver the lecture "Computational Mechanics: A Bayesian perspective".
See you in a couple of hours!
@UK_ACM @semni_social @ECCOMASofficial @IACM_Community
CSMLab in Cambridge retweeted
Looking forward to my seminar on Nov 13 in the Oxford Engineering Department on recent work on statistical finite elements and SPDEs for random processes.
eng.ox.ac.uk/media/evjcbxw2/…
CSMLab in Cambridge retweeted
Looking very much forward to attending The International Geometry Summit 2023 in Genoa next week (3-7 July). igs2023.imati.cnr.it
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I am teaching 2nd-year Structures/Elasticity (300+ students) and finding Jacques Maurel's experiments on foam beams super useful!
youtu.be/4SfNv7MxjjQ
CSMLab in Cambridge retweeted
Digital twinning of self-sensing structures using the statistical finite element method
@EkyValens Liam Butler @TuringChiefSci @fehmiCirak
→ doi.org/10.1017/dce.2022.28
#DigitalTwins #DigitalTwin #RailwayBridges #StructuralHealthMonitoring #statFEM #FBGSensing #SteelBridges #ML
ALT Figure 1. Railway intersection bridge, a representative finite element discretization and the statistical model underlying statFEM. The unobserved “true” bridge response 𝗓, the strain 𝗒 measured using fiber Bragg grating (FBG) sensors, and the finite element response 𝗎 are all random.
CSMLab in Cambridge retweeted
On Wednesday, I will be visiting the University of Lugano to give a seminar on "Basis constructions for isogeometric analysis on unstructured meshes".
Will be discussing some of our recent work, including arxiv.org/abs/1904.03258, arxiv.org/abs/1910.04002, arxiv.org/abs/2111.04401.
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Subdivision surfaces define a hierarchy of embedded triangulations using simple refinement rules. At the heart of many successes in computer graphics and movie industry. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Subdiv… nbviewer.jupyter.org/github/…
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Great experience presenting the Mollified FEM at #IGA2021 iga2021.sciencesconf.org. Squeezing half of my PhD thesis at @CSMLab into 3-mins impression slides without missing the essentials is a must-try challenge! drive.google.com/file/d/1HP4…
CSMLab in Cambridge retweeted
Looking forward to sharing and discussing our work on isogeometric blended splines at #USNCCM16.
Date: 28th July 2021 (Wednesday).
Session: TS 8, MS 605.
In case you are attending #USNCCM16 (virtual) next week, you might be interested in our talks:
@KimJieKoh - isogeom. blended B-splines
@ekyvalens - mollified finite elements
@XiaoXiao_CAM - lattice-skin structure optimisation
@fehmiCirak - statistical finite elements
CSMLab in Cambridge retweeted
Looking forward to presenting our unique approach to construct smooth finite element approximants over polytopic discretisation at #USNCCM16.
Wednesday 28 July 2021 (11:00 - 11:20 CDT), Room # 19 - B - 19.
In case you are attending #USNCCM16 (virtual) next week, you might be interested in our talks:
@KimJieKoh - isogeom. blended B-splines
@ekyvalens - mollified finite elements
@XiaoXiao_CAM - lattice-skin structure optimisation
@fehmiCirak - statistical finite elements
CSMLab in Cambridge retweeted
Looking forward to presenting our work on the optimisation of lattice-skin structures at #USNCCM16 in the session "Isogeometric Methods".
Wednesday 28 July 2021 (11:20 - 11:40 CDT / +6 UK / +7 FR).
In case you are attending #USNCCM16 (virtual) next week, you might be interested in our talks:
@KimJieKoh - isogeom. blended B-splines
@ekyvalens - mollified finite elements
@XiaoXiao_CAM - lattice-skin structure optimisation
@fehmiCirak - statistical finite elements
CSMLab in Cambridge retweeted
The University and Colleges of Cambridge are preparing to welcome undergraduate and postgraduate students to #Cambridge for 2020/21. We want to offer every member of our community the fullest possible experience of living and working in our beautiful city: bit.ly/2BaUVRL
CSMLab in Cambridge retweeted
Next Monday, I will be giving a seminar on “Geometry and Analysis Models for Generative Design” at @ZienkiewiczCtr, @SUEngineering, @SwanseaUni. Looking forward to visiting Swansea again.
swansea.ac.uk/engineering/zc…
CSMLab in Cambridge retweeted
Looking forward to next week's @dagstuhl meeting on Interactive Design and Simulation. Will talk about #IsogeometricAnalysis and #mollifiedFEA dagstuhl.de/program/calendar