Seminar Series: Natalie Kubicki

Monday 24 Jun 2024, 16:00 → 17:00 Europe/Berlin

Room 115 (RWTH Aachen)

Data-driven Modeling and Simulation of Blood Flow: Thematic and Personal Insights Into my PhD Project

HDS-LEE doctoral researcher Natalie Kubicki will talk about her career and give personal insights into why she decided to pursue a PhD. She will provide insights into her research and share personal experiences. 

The talk takes place as part of the SSD Seminar Series at Seminar room 115 in Rogowski Building, RWTH, and online.

Abstract
Do I want to pursue a PhD? In this talk, as a former CES student, I will outline the path that led me to my current PhD position and how I answered this question for myself. I will review the different phases of my CES studies and highlight how I can use much of the knowledge I gained during that time today. In particular, I will also discuss my current research topic, blood flow modeling, where I am investigating how data-driven techniques can be used to bridge the gap between macroscopic and microscopic simulation of blood flow. Beyond that, I will discuss the challenges I encountered during my PhD project so far and how I overcame some of them.

With this presentation, I will not only provide insights into my research, but also share personal experiences.