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Johan Hoffman is a professor of numerical analysis and deputy head of the Division of Computational Science and Technology at KTH Royal Institute of Technology. His research entails a combination of fundamental research in mathematics and computer science with applied research in interdisciplinary collaborations focusing on aerodynamics, aerospace, urban planning, renewable energy, and biomedicine. He is recognized for founding the FEniCS open-source software project and a spinoff company based on this research. With a strong background, he has served on editorial boards for the SIAM Computational Science and Engineering book series and the Elsevier journal Computers & Fluids. His work has attracted funding from the Swedish Research Council and the European Commission, including an ERC Proof of Concept Grant and ERC Starting Grant. Johan has worked extensively as a postdoc at the Courant Institute of New York University and has been a visiting researcher at several prestigious institutions worldwide. He actively teaches advanced courses in computational fluid mechanics and scientific computing at KTH.
KTH Royal Institute of Technology • Stockholm
Professor of numerical analysis and deputy head of the Division of Computational Science and Technology.
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