Martin Mathew

• Developed and automated OpenFOAM CFD simulations for cylinder flow across a range of Reynolds numbers, including parameterized mesh and solver configurations. • Built a CSV-driven simulation workflow to automate case generation, meshing, parallel execution, reconstruction, and campaign management. • Performed CFD verification and convergence analysis using residuals, force coefficients, mass balance, mesh quality, y+, and time-step sensitivity. • Developed Python-based post-processing and data-analysis to

• During my short-term research internship at the University of Žilina, I had the opportunity to contribute to the TADAM3D-µP project — a collaboration between Technische Universität Dresden, Wrocław University of Science and Technology, and the University of Žilina. My work focused on exploring micro- and nano-scale additive manufacturing, where I was involved in CAD modeling and preparing complex 3D geometries suitable for nanoscale printing. I gained hands-on experience with the Nanoscribe system, observ

In May 2024, I joined Fraunhofer IKTS as a Student Research Assistant, diving into the world of iron ore reduction and process optimization in Dresden. Balancing part-time work with my studies, I found myself in a role that combined hands-on research and cutting-edge technology. Every day was a chance to learn and push boundaries. Key responsibilities & achievements: • Conduct DEM simulations in Ansys Rocky to analyze particle flow, material behavior, and bed packing efficiency. • Perform CFD studies in A

Starting in April 2023, I took on the role of Student Assistant at the "Friedrich List" Faculty of Transport and Traffic Sciences, diving into the innovative world of the "OpenTrafficCam" project. This wasn’t just another academic assignment; it was an opportunity to contribute to a unique, open-source initiative aimed at revolutionizing how we record and analyze road traffic using video data. • My main role involved annotating and labeling traffic-related data in images—an essential step for training mach

EUTOPIA TeamWork is an online international experience programme taking place during Summer for four weeks. It involves teams of up to 6 students from EUTOPIA universities working together virtually on an organization's project or challenge.

In the summer of 2023, I worked as a Student Assistant at the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, Institute for Energy Technology in Dresden. Supporting the "TECOLOGIES" summer school under the professorship for Thermodynamics, I contributed to research, documentation, and effective communication. I also handled event planning and photography, honing my organization and time management skills. This role taught me the value of teamwork and adaptability, blending scientific support with creative contributions

• Working on the Indian Naval Ship Nilgiri, part of Project 17-Alpha, was an unforgettable experience that taught me so much. My days were filled with hands-on tasks like inspecting compartments and insulation to ensure everything met strict standards. I also took on the detailed work of preparing the ship’s data book, which required a lot of focus and precision. • One of my key responsibilities was coordinating inspection requests for Ship Quality Control (SQC) and the Warship Overseeing Team (WOT). It wa

Topic: Hydrodynamics of Hydrofoil Craft and Development of PID controller to control angle of attack of the Hydrofoil - More details in the project section below

Main Modules: -Computational Fluid Dynamics -Finite Element Method -Aerodynamics and Flight Mechanics -Numerical Methods -Multi-Body Dynamics

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