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Dmitry A. Fedosov Division of Applied MathematicsBrown University |
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About meI am a 5th year PhD student at the Division of Applied Mathematics, Brown University and work under the supervision of Prof. George Karniadakis. I also closely work with Prof. Bruce Caswell, Division of Engineering, Brown University.My workMy research focus is on the modeling of complex fluids and suspensions, which include polymeric solutions and suspensions of biomolecules and cells. These fluids are generally viscoelastic and show incredibly complex rheology and dynamics. In addition, they often involve a large range of spatio-temporal scales. My recent work includes (i) coarse-grained red blood cell and blood flow modeling in health and disease, (ii) the Triple-Decker algorithm: a multiscale modeling method bridging atomistic-mesoscopic-continuum scales, and (iii) the development of algorithms for numerical rheometry. More details can be found on my research page.Research Interests
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