Dr Eky Febrianto
- Lecturer in Computational Mechanics (Infrastructure & Environment)
email:
Eky.Febrianto@glasgow.ac.uk
518 Rankine Building, University of Glasgow, Scotland, United Kingdom, G12 8LT
Biography
Eky joined the James Watt School of Engineering as Lecturer in Computational Mechanics. He obtained a Bachelor and Masters degree (Cum Laude) from the Bandung Institute of Technology, Indonesia. He completed his PhD at University of Cambridge in 2020 and was a research associate at The Alan Turing Institute. He was a visiting research fellow at the University of Cambridge in 2022 and the Bandung Institute of Technology. He has experience in developing physics-informed digital twins of infrastructures by incorporating numerical analysis and structural health monitoring data. He has also worked on innovative numerical methods that enables robust mesh-free analysis of structures with complex geometries.
Research interests
My research interests include Bayesian methods for physics-inform digital twinning of complex engineering systems, inverse problem with application to material property identification from data, and computational mechanics including isogeometric analysis and mesh-free methods.
Grants
- Royal Society Research Grant (2022-2023): Robust digital twinning of complex structures using implicit geometry
Supervision
- Chen, Qianxu
Physics-constrained data-driven modelling of anisotropic sand behaviour - Sungurtekin, Turkay
Data-driven modelling of sand behaviour under cyclic loading - Zheng, Timo
Smart Characterisation of Offshore Geo-materials Using Database Methods
Teaching
- Fluid Mechanics 2