Associate Professor, Docent
Efficient and accurate computer simulations of new products is becoming increasingly important. My research and teaching focuses in increasing the knowledge of new methods and tools for computer simulation.
My research is focused on distributed simulation methods. This includes simulation tool coupling (co-simulation), parallel simulation and parallel simulation-based optimization.
I defended my doctoral thesis “Distributed system simulation methods: For Model-Based Product Development” in December 2015. My current employment is shared between Linköping University, SICS, East Swedish ICT and SKF.
I also have an interest in simulation-based teaching. I teach mainly in undergraduate courses in mechatronics and hydraulics.
I am also one of the main developers of Hopsan, an open-source simulation tool for fluid and mechatronic systems.
Co-simulation
Parallel simulation
Parallel optimization
