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Helping engineers and scientists in industry and academia successfully apply Multiphysics simulations. Building an efficient and successful technical sales team. Reinforcing our position as a leading provider and developer of mathematical modeling software, making it the primary tool for engineers, researchers, and lecturers in the fields of education and high-tech product development.
Setting up the Swiss Branch of COMSOL AB from the scratch and turning it into a profitable company by providing Multiphysics simulation solutions.
Research in the Institute of Geotechnical Engineering headed by Prof. Sarah Springman. - on an integrated sensor for the detection of contaminants in the subsurface (EP Patent 1,388,615) - on rainfall-induced landslides using geophysical and geotechnical methods - Lectures on Geophysics in Geotechnical Engineering Close collaboration with the group AUG of the ETH Institutes of Geophysics and Institute of Engineering Geology: - Research on resolution and stability of the geoelectric inverse problem - Research on the detection of groundwater resources on the island of Mallorca (see full list of papers following the link in the summary section)
Geophysicst, Volcanologist, Lecturer in Geomagnetism and Volcanology - Research on High Merapi Volcano, Central Java. (leading BMBF research project and 5 fieldwork expeditions) - Hardware development of a geoectrcial power source - Research on geophysical inverse problems in particular Electrical Resistivity Tomography (ERT) - Research on inductive geoelectrical methods applied in the hydrogeology of former opencast mining sites (see full list of papers following the link in the summary section)