1. His doctoral thesis was recognized with two national PhD awards from the French Computational Structural Mechanics Association (affiliated with ECCOMAS) and the French Mechanical Association for the best dissertation in tribology;
2. He received the prize for the best presentation at the UKACM conference in 2019;
3. Core Developer of MoFEM and a member of its Scientific Management Board.
Research Experience
1. Joined the University of Glasgow as a postdoctoral researcher in 2019, contributing to the modeling of fracture in irradiated graphite bricks in collaboration with EDF Energy;
2. Since 2021, he has held the position of Lecturer in Computational Mechanics at GCEC, continuing to advance interdisciplinary research projects.
Education
1. Degree: BSc, School: St. Petersburg Polytechnic University, Year: 2012;
2. Degree: MSc, School: St. Petersburg Polytechnic University, Year: 2014;
3. Degree: PhD, School: École des Mines de Paris (MINES ParisTech – PSL University), Supervisor: Not explicitly mentioned, Year: 2019, Specialization: Computational Mechanics.
Background
Research Interests: Applied Mathematics, Computer Science, Computational Mechanics. Professional Field: Infrastructure & Environment. Biography: Andrei earned his BSc and MSc in Applied Mathematics and Computer Science from St. Petersburg Polytechnic University, completing internships at General Motors R&D (Michigan, US) and Airbus R&D (Toulouse, France).