Professor
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Professor for Computational and Experimental Solid Mechanics
NameProf. Dr.-Ing. habil. Markus Kästner
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Chair of Computational and Experimental Solid Mechanics
Visiting address:
Zeunerbau, Room 353 George-Bähr-Straße 3c
01069 Dresden
Research
Data-driven analysis of processes, materials and structures
- Microstructure characterisation and reconstruction
- Description of Process-Structure-Property (PSP) linkages
- Exploration of PSP linkages and inverse materials design
- Virtual Sensing und clustering for load and stress analysis
- Digital twins for predictive maintenance
Development of data- and model-driven modeling techniques
- Physics-constrained neural networks for material modeling
- Data-driven multi-scale modeling with automated data augmentation
- Phase-field modeling of fracture and structural evolution processes
- Modeling of coupled boundary value problems
Experimental characterization and modeling of materials
- Damage and failure of additively manufactured materials
- Process-dependent fatigue behavior of materials
- Inelastic, rate-dependent material behavior of polymers
- Damage and failure of fibre reinforced composites
- Magnetosensitive elastomers and fluids
- Parameter identification and experimental validation of material models
Selected projects
- DFG-Priority Programme SPP 2489 DaMic
- DFG-Research Training Group GRK 2868 D³
- AMTwin - Data-driven analysis of processes, materials and structures for additive manufacturing
- ePredict - Predictive maintenance for electromobility
- LRVTwin - a digital twin for light rail vehicles
- Drucksache - multiscale characterization and modeling of additively manufactured lattice structures
Publications
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