Dr. Georg Engel

Project leader and scientific assistant in the field of compact thermal energy storage. Emphasis on system concept design, control design and simulation.

As Principal Investigator of an international project in computational particle physics, I am engaged in presenting results in journals and at conferences, supervising Master-students and applying for computer time and project funding. My function also includes development of new algorithms, management of high-performance computations and development of code in C. The mathematics I dealt with include Monte-Carlo integration, partial differential equations, and optimization algorithms.

I contributed to various projects in computational particle physics. My tasks included management of high-performance computations, development of code in Fortran and data analysis. I have been the representative of the PhD-students and presented my research in journal articles and at international conferences. I planned and taught the exercises in various fields of mathematics and physics.

I have developed a software in Matlab that simulates a solar panel by solving the Maxwell-Equations for a multilayer with interspersed particles. Using a stochastic optimization algorithm, I discussed how to harvest a maximum of energy. I presented the results in a journal and at research institutions.

I planned and taught the exercises in various fields of mathematics, physics and simulation.

I implemented algorithms for the design of experiment within the calibration tool CAMEO.

I have been engaged in the production of transistors and varistors.

I have been engaged in the production of transistors and varistors.

Computational particle physics, theoretical high-energy physics, lattice QCD, simulation, high-performance computing.

Renewable energies, simulation and modeling of complex systems.

Solar energy, electrodynamics, optics, solid state physics, simulation.