| 4/ 01 to
Present | Assistant Scholar/Scientist | |
| National High Magnetic Field Laboratory,
Florida State University, Tallahassee, USA, Magnet Science and Technology Department. | ||
| Prepared complex analysis and numerical computations
for cross-disciplinary projects examining and evaluating:
| - Electromagnetic field and force distributions (AC/DC/transient), - Heat transfer and thermodynamics (structural/cryogenics), - Structural stress/strain distributions (statics/dynamics). | |
| Applied leading comercial finite element code &
advanced and developed codes
at the NHMFL for research, development, and optimization of unique magnet
systems.
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| 10/ 99 to
4/ 01 | Postdoctoral Research Associate & Teaching Assistant | |
| Florida A & M University - Florida State University,
College of Engineering, Tallahassee, USA, Institute for Transportation Technologies. | ||
| Supervised several large cross-disceplinary research projects conducted at the
Crashworthiness and Impact Analysis Laboratory,
(CIAL) sponsored by the Florida DOT & FHWA:
| "Investigation of Piezoelectric Sensors for Traffic Monitoring", "Crashworthiness of Public Transportation Buses", "Vehicle Trajectories Traversing FDOT Curbs", "Investigation of Bridge Fender Systems for Vessel Impact". | |
| System administrator of high performance computing environment (Origin 2000).
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| Prepared several proposals for funding and grants for the
Institute for Transportation Technologies.
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| Taught selected lectures of "Advanced Structural Analysis"
course (CES 4101/5106) and worked as an Instructor/Teaching Assitant for
"Structural Stability" course (CES 5218)
at the Department
of Civil and Environmental Engineering.
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| Prepared and delivered course materials, conducted
classroom interaction on the Worldwide Web applying Blackboard/CourseInfo system,
a web-based long-distance learning environment.
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| Developed and mainttained CIAL website.
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| Tutored a Ph.D. student and graduate students setting up research plans for
developing their theses.
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| Made several presentations at workshops, seminars, and conferences.
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| 11/ 95 to
9/ 99 | Graduate Research Associate | |
| Dresden University of Technology, Germany,
Institute for Structural Mechanics and Computational Science. | ||
| Researched and taught selected topics of dynamics at the Chair for
Dynamics of Structures.
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| Developed instructional course
materials for the lectures in "Dynamics of Structures"
and "Numerical Methods"
at the Department of Civil Engineering.
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| Tutored student trainees and diploma degree candidates in
existing hardware and software packages and in program developing.
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| Supervised Computer Laboratory (PC's & Mainframes).
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| Developed computer software for various special areas in
civil engineering, especially the program system LAbEB for the analysis of the
dynamic behavior of railway bridges.
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| Represented research projects,
discussed questions
of common interest, and coordinated public relations
with our partner University in Budapest, Hungary.
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| Prepared numerous studies for special buildings including
measuring & real time monitoring and
extensive static & dynamic analyses.
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| 1/ 92 to
9/ 99 | Assistant and Consulting Engineer | |
| Engineering Company György Tóth, Dresden, Germany | ||
| Supervised Computer section (Sytem & CAD ) and provided consulting by various expertises
for planning of building maintenance and rehabilitation
including damp-proof and thermal insulation.
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| Managed, checked, and coordinated building activities
including the supervision of meetings and the preparation of memos and certificates.
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| 1/ 94 to
| Computer Developer / Programmer | |
| Engineering Company Friedrich&Lochner, Stuttgart, Germany | ||
| Developed professional software modules for the dimensioning
of steel structures and their framework pins according to the EUROCODE and DIN.
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| Utilized existing software resources including the company's
complex profile data base.
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| 12/ 93 to
| Research Assistant | |
| Dresden University of Technology, Germany | ||
| Developed and improved software modules and tools for data analyses
of the Finite-Element program systems FALT-FEM1-PC and STATRA.
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