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Schott Glass Company, Mainz, Germany
  • inverse problems in high precision glass pressing,
  • instabilities and bifurcations in glass tank flows,
  • glass fiber drawing.



Oxford University, UK
  • thin films and lubrication,
  • surface tension flows,
  • inverse problems in high precision glass pressing.



ITWM, Kaiserslautern, Germany 

  • simulation of glass cooling with convection and radiation,
  • optimization and parameter identification including radiation, e.g., estimation of the heat transfer coefficient across the contact area between the glass and the mold,
  • remote spectral sensing, e.g., reconstructing the in-bulk temperature from the measurements of the surface temperature,
  • finite point set method, i.e., a meshless method, for glass flow.



Cambridge University, UK 
  • theoretical mathematical analysis of physical phenomena,
  • Stokes flow,
  • thin films and lubrication,
  • surface tension flows,
  • solidification, granular flows.



Industrial Mathematics Institute, Linz, Austria 
  • inverse problems,
  • computational continuum mechanics, numerical simulations,
  • optimal process control,
  • parameter identification and shape optimization.



TNO, The Netherlands 
  • design of glass production equipment,
  • numerical simulation of various glass production stages: melted glass tank, conveyor, glob forming, pressing.



Technical University of Eindhoven, The Netherlands 
  • glass particle sintering,
  • glass pressing and blowing,
  • glass flow in oven,
  • heat transfer by radiation,
  • laminar flames in glass combustion.



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