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Adam Sadowski is a Reader and EPSRC Fellow in Computational Structural Engineering at Imperial College London. His research focuses on theoretical computational simulation, strength, and stability of complex metal shell structures. He utilizes shell theory, finite element analysis, and applied mathematics in solid mechanics to further his work. Additionally, he plays an active role in the development of European standards for thin-walled shell structures; serving as a convenor and member on various committees. He has extensive editorial experience, having held positions such as Guest Editor and Associate Editor for journals in structural engineering. Adam has collaborated on notable projects, such as the International 'Round-Robin' Computational Shell Buckling benchmark published in 'Engineering Failure Analysis'.
Imperial College London • London, United Kingdom
Leading research and teaching initiatives in Computational Structural Engineering.
Imperial College London • London, United Kingdom
Involved in EPSRC-funded project on cylindrical shells and moment gradients.
University of Edinburgh • Edinburgh, United Kingdom
Worked on the EU-funded 'Combitube' project focusing on strength of tubular members.
University of Edinburgh • Edinburgh, United Kingdom
Delivered courses on Theory of Structures and Plastic Analysis.
Specialisms available in Materials for the Energy Transition or Theory and Simulation of Materials.