![]() Jaime Mudrich (Mechanical Engineering ) About DOE Fellow From January to September, 2011, Jaime participated in an internship program with Integrated Medical Systems International, Inc. During the internship, he participated in the analysis of commercial medical equipment and design of replacement mechanical components, with the intent of providing affordable, quality, third-party repairs to hospitals. Jaime is now working with Beckman Coulter as a mechanical engineer for the past 3 years. |
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DOE Related Projects Thus far, Jaime has helped to parallelize the LBM code in both two and three dimensions. He has performed scalability studies on the parallel codes to identify the optimal quantity of processors needed to maximize computational efficiency. His current objective is to assist in benchmarking the LBM code against contemporary, commercial multiphase simulation packages. |
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Jaime Mudrich (Mechanical Engineering )
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Dear Dr. Lagos,
Thank you for engraining “GANAS” in us fortunate DOE Fellows at FIU. Today, the University of Tennessee – Knoxville confirmed my Ph.D. in Energy Science and Engineering with an interdisciplinary minor in computational science. The DOE Fellows program and your mentoring will forever be impacting my life.
Very best regards,
StephenStephen Wood, Computational Engineer University of Tennessee Joint Institute for Computational Sciences (JICS)