Seminar by Assoc. Prof. Dr. Huynh Kim Lam

At 10:15 on March 26, 2024, the lectures from in  Room A901 with Assoc. Prof. Dr. Huynh Kim Lam (International University - National University Ho Chi Minh City), details are as follows:

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Huynh Kim Lam presents about "Multiscale Modeling and Simulation:  Development of Computational Tools and Applications in Combustion, Atmospheric Chemistry and  Natural-Products/Materials Design"

Abstract:

Computational modeling and simulation have served not only as a powerful descriptive tool for validating existing principles and knowledge but also as a robust predictive approach to knowledge discovery in science and engineering. Recent advances in information technology, algorithms, and scientific methods, which allow faster and more accurate calculations for more realistic systems, have laid a solid foundation for bridging the time and length scale from fundamental science to real engineering challenges. In this talk, a demonstration of how to bridge fundamental chemistry/physics and reaction engineering modeling/simulation will be presented for a wide array of applications in combustion, atmospheric chemistry, and (bio-)materials design. To facilitate the multiscale applications, the main features of our in-house computational tools, including MultiSpecies-MultiChannel (MSMC)¹ and SurfKin² code, for complex chemical systems will be introduced. New combined methodologies and approaches (e.g., machine learning³) for such interests will also be discussed.