Computational Mechanics and Reliability Group

Computational Mechanics and Reliability Group

World leading in the development and application of computer-aided technologies which predict the physical behaviour, performance, reliability, and maintainability of complex engineering systems and products.

Group Lead
Stoyan Stoyanov

Professor in Computational Engineering and Optimisation

The Computational Mechanics and Reliability Group (CMRG) has research interests in the development and application of computer models for multi-physics/multi-scale predictions, numerical optimisation, physics-of-failure analysis, reliability and quality assessments, and maintenance of engineering structures. The group is also active in research on industrial data analytics and computational intelligence technologies. A particular focus of its modelling research is applied to microelectronics manufacturing and test, and to electronic components and microsystems. Under the direction of Dr Stoyan Stoyanov, the group is one of the main contributors to the Centre for Advanced Simulation and Modelling (CASM).

Publications

As a research team we publish in high ranking journals and present our work at international conferences. Since 2004 the group has authors over 300 papers. Further details on our publication can be found on GALA.