Users are welcome to add themselves to the list. Developers are strongly encouraged to list themselves and their research interests below (even if it is just planned development).
| Name | Institution | OOFEM components | Annotation |
|---|---|---|---|
| A. Forghani | University of British Columbia, Vancouver | I use oofem in modeling of damage in composites. | |
| Mikael Öhman | Chalmers University of Technology, Göteborg | General design, Sets, Boundary conditions, Stokes flow, FE2, PETSc, VTK, CMake, BLAS/LAPACK | I'm developing code for OOFEM to perform multiscale computations with surface potentials. I'm always trying to improve the general design in OOFEM which hopefully makes things simpler for everyone. |
| Martin Hlavačka | Czech Technical University in Prague, Prague | I use OOFEM to investigate damage of buildings caused by tunneling. | |
| Jim Brouzoulis | Chalmers University of Technology, Göteborg | XFEM, Large deformations, Shell elements, VTK, FractureManager (WIP) | I use OOFEM in the development of models for simulation of failure in composites. My work focus on modelling progressive failure involving multiple delaminations and crack growth using the XFEM. |
| Giovanni Rinaldin | University of Sassari, Italy | UEL and UMAT interfaces, Shell elements, VTK, beams, parallel version | I use OOFEM for the simulation of shaking tests of XLam buildings. |
| Bailey Curzadd | Technical University of Munich | 2D/3D continuum elements, Coupled thermal and structural simulations, VTK | I use OOFEM for topology optimization of components under high heat flux and homogenization of additively-manufactured microstructures. |