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Research Interests

Life sciences simulation: Biomolecular simulations, Nanoscale Assemblies

Physical Systems and Engineering simulation: Biometrics, Carbon nanotubes, CFD, Complex fluids, Diffusion, Electromagnetism, Heat transfer, Materials, MEMS, Semiconductors, Sensors

Algorithms and computational methods: Density functional Theory, Finite elements, Finite volume, Kinetic Monte Carlo, Molecular Dynamics, Molecular Mechanics, Monte Carlo, Multi-physics, Multi-scale, Multigrid solvers, Multipole methods, Quantum Chemistry, Quantum Computation, statistical analysis

Visualisation and data handling methods: Data Management, Database

Simulation software: AMBER, Ansys, CASTEP, COMSOL, Fluent, Gromacs, NWCHEM, Onetep, SPICE

Visualisation and data handling software: Blender, Labview, Mayavi, MySQL, TecPlot, VisIt, VMD, VTK

Software Engineering Tools: CVS, Git, SVN, Vim

Programming languages and libraries: C, C++, Maple, Mathematica, Matlab, Python

Computational platforms: Iridis, Linux, Lyceum, Mac OS X, Windows

Transdisciplinary tags: Complex Systems, HPC, IfLS, Scientific Computing, Visualisation

Nicolas's team members

Benjamin Lowe Postgraduate Research Student, Electronics and Computer Science (FPAS)

Joint projects with...

Chris-Kriton Skylaris Lecturer, Chemistry (FNES)

Projects