Adrian Silva Caballero

My industrial PhD project is part of the AptWind Marie Skłodowska-Curie Doctoral Network and a collaboration between UU and Enercon. Title: Wind flow dynamics under extreme situations in complex terrains Supervisors: Antonio Segalini, Stefan Ivanell, Alexander Radi, and Hugo Olivares Espinosa

I actively contributed to the digitalization team efforts, providing comprehensive support to enhance factory processes. My primary objective revolved around spearheading the factory’s digital transition through the analysis, design, development and maintenance of digital solutions.

I actively engaged in familiarizing myself with various tools to assist clients with their Big Data Analytic Queries. My primary focus was on utilizing Cloudera tools, particularly Hadoop, Hive, and Impala. Additionally, I proficiently employed Scala, PySpark, and other programming tools to provide comprehensive support in achieving the desired outcomes.

I work on the development of computer programs for the solution of integral and differential equations for electric double layer models in the research program “Physics of many bodies, statistical mechanics of the solid-liquid interface, fluids and molecular self-assembly”.