The CAESES Student Award goes to

Many students all around the world, from high school to PhD level, are using CAESES to help them reach the targets of their engi­neer­ing projects. 

We have received many high-quality sub­mis­sions in the scope of our CAESES Student Award and learned a lot about what the students are working on and how CAESES helps them solve sophis­ti­cated engi­neer­ing tasks. The most inter­est­ing sub­mis­sions have been pub­lished in our blog, giving the students an oppor­tu­nity to share their research expe­ri­ence and knowl­edge with our com­mu­nity. Special thanks to each and everyone of the par­tic­i­pants for granting us these aston­ish­ing insights and expand­ing our horizons.

The author of the best article and there­fore the winner of our CAESES Student Award 2020 has now been selected.

And the CAESES Student Award 2020 goes to

Erika Ghignoni, PhD student at the Uni­ver­sity of Florence

Con­grat­u­la­tions Erika! Your exper­tise in the usage of CAESES and research in the field of tur­bop­umps for space appli­ca­tions are very inspir­ing. We were espe­cially impressed by your feature pro­gram­ming skills, which led to a complex, but effi­cient, setup of your project, and finally to sig­nif­i­cant results. We hope, CAESES will help you with many more tasks in your future research work!

You are invited to attend our next user con­fer­ence free of charge, and have the oppor­tu­nity to select a prize between a selec­tion of elec­tronic gadgets that include a Blue­tooth speak­er­phone, an action camera, a 360 degree camera, and a VR headset.

Check out the winning article here: Sen­si­tiv­ity Approach for a Tur­bop­ump Inducer Geometry

Academic Blog Posts

Read more inter­est­ing sub­mis­sions that were selected for pub­lish­ing in our academic blog here:

• Robust-based Opti­miza­tion of the Hull Internal Layout of an Oil Tanker
• Hydro-Acoustic and Hydro­dy­namic Opti­miza­tion of a Sub­ma­rine Bow Form
• Opti­miza­tion of a Leading Edge for Flat Plate Boundary Layer Experiments