Applied and Computational Electromagnetics (ACE)

We are located in the Montefiore Institute (B28), which hosts the Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science in the Faculty of Applied Sciences.

ACE is involved with various aspects of design, modeling and testing of electromagnetic phenomena and devices. Our expertise ranges from static and quasistatic electrotechnics to wave scattering and optics, as well as a wide variety of coupled multiphysic problems involving electromagnetic phenomena.

Current research projects encompass theoretical and applied E-M (high-frequency scattering, electromagnetic compatibility, bio-electromagnetism, nondestructive testing, renewable energy), applied mathematics (numerical partial differential equations and integral equations) and computer science (high performance parallel computing).

• Electromagnetic Compatibility laboratory (EMC/CEM)
• Low voltage laboratory
• Computational electromagnetics software

• ACE members
• Recent publications

• ACE intranet (password required)

Travaux de fin d'études 2010-2011

Job openings / Offres d'emploi

We are always looking for capable and highly motivated students with backgrounds and interests in math, engineering, science and computer science to join our research programs. Please contact Prof. Geuzaine to discuss current opportunities.

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