Open Source ProjectsOnline Lab, Hermes, FEMhub, Agros, HimgMedia SnapshotsNevada News, Jan 2010Nevada News, June 2009 ConferencesFEMTEC 2011, ESCO 2010, FEMTEC 2009, ESCO 2008FEMTEC 2006 Open PositionsWe have open positions for graduate and Ph.D. students to work on our projects, both at UNR and outside of the U.S. Read more...Sample Computations![]() Interface tracking in two-component flow. ![]() Microwave heating. ![]() Resonances in Einstein-Bose gases. ![]() Image compression with adaptive hp-FEM |
About the hp-FEM GroupThe hp-FEM group at the University of Nevada, Reno belongs to the leaders in the development, implementation, and dissemination of modern computational methods for engineering and scientific problems described by partial differential equations (PDE). All our work is freely available through open source projects (see links on the left-hand side). The Online Numerical Methods Lab
We Are Looking for CollaboratorsIf you are interested in contributing to some of our projects, we are looking for help! You do not have to be expert in math or FEM since we deal with a variety of problems including web-based computing, interface design, wrappers, testing and documentation writing, etc. The easiest way to see what is going on is to visit our project pages and subscribe to a mailing list. The home page of every project contains a list of simpler projects and easy-to-fix issues that we need help with. Conferences ESCO and FEMTECIn order to increase in various engineering and scientific communities the awareness about modern adaptive higher-order computational methods, we organize two series of international conferences: European Seminar on Coupled Problems (ESCO) in Europe and Finite Element Methods in Engineering and Science (FEMTEC) in the U.S. - see the Events page for more details. The Dark Side of FEMDo not format your harddisk yet! If the science is not working, maybe it's art. Visit our art gallery Dark Side of FEM :) |
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Idaho National Laboratory (INL) grant to explore the potential of adaptive multimesh hp-FEM for nuclear fuel performance analysis. Major DoE grant for advanced multiphysics computer simulations of nuclear reactor processes - Nevada News press release here. |







