PhD student in SciML @ KU Leuven | MSCA Fellow
I am a PhD researcher with a solid background in both machine learning and physics, developing state-of-the-art Physics-Informed Neural Networks to address complex physics problem. With a strong proficiency in Python and experience as an open-source contributor, I am seeking a challenging position where I can apply my skills in Scientific Machine Learning.
Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions (MSCA) fellow, within the GREYDIENT project, developing grey-box models combining data-driven and physics-based approaches. Research focuses on efficient and robust Physics-Informed Neural Networks (PINNs) for solid mechanics, including:
Uncertainty Propagation: Propagating microscale uncertainties to the mechanical response of composite materials.
Material Parameter Identification: Recovering material properties from full-field measurements.
Developed tools within the modeling and monitoring R&D department:
Worked within an international team on developing a body scanner software:
PhD student under supervision of Prof. David Moens and Prof. Matthias G. R. Faes
Degree (Master): General Engineer - Computer Science Option
Main courses: Fluid/Continuum Mechanics, Statistics, Signal Processing, Automation, AI and Machine Learning
Main courses: Maths, Physics, Chemistry
PyTorch; JAX; Cuda; DeepXDE*
Scikit-learn; Pandas; R; MATLAB
FEniCS; Modelica; Abaqus
Sports: Tennis, running, and cycling.
Programming: Open-source contributor. Several side-projects, including: