The Team

Principal Investigator

Jacob Merson
About

Interests

I believe that science and engineering computations using next-generation computers and accelerators are fundamental to the development of technologies that can make a difference in the world; leading to a more just and sustainable future, through improved healthcare, access to fusion energy, and improved engineering design tools.

Please explore the projects my group is working on and feel free to contact me.

Academic Profile

  • B.S. Mechanical Engineering, RPI, 2015
  • Ph.D. Mechanical Engineering, RPI, 2020
  • Assistant Professor, RPI, 2023

Professional Experience

  • Researcher, Los Alamos National Lab, 2014–2023

PhD Students

Now Hiring!

I am currently hiring a highly motivated student to work on a DOE project to support coupling of Tokamak and Stellarator codes. Advancements will be made in the Parallel Coupler for Multimodel Simulations to improve capabilities for Frontier and Aurora.

I am additionally hiring a highly motivated student to work on high-fidelity multiscale simulations of fibrous biological tissues using MuMFiM. This student will develop new computational methodologies for GPUs and make use of machine learning techniques.

I am particularly interested in applicants with experience in programming, high-performance computing, solid mechanics, or plasma physics, and a desire to learn and work on dynamic multidisciplinary projects.

Please contact me if you are interested!

Fuad Hasan Portrait
Ph.D. Student

Affiliated

Mithun Dey Portrait
Ph.D. Student
Nishan Parvez Portrait
Ph.D. Student