Dr. Tobias Kaufmann

    Activities at FHNW

    Teaching

    Research

    • Modelling and simulation of multi-physics systems
    • Machine learning and data analysis
    • High performance computing
    • Sensing-technologies: ultrasonics, radar and vacuum measurements
    • Continuum mechanics and electrodynamics

    Profile

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    Prior professional positions

    • Professor for mathematics and physics, University of Applied Sciences
      of Eastern Switzerland
    • Data Scientist, Geopraevent, Zurich
    • Scientist, ABB Corporate Research, Baden
    • Principal Investigator, departement of physics, ETH Zurich
    • Postdoc, University of California, Irvine, USA

    Education

    • CAS in Higher Education, University of Applied Sciences of Eastern Switzerland
    • Dissertation on numerical simulations of galaxy formation, University of Zurich.
    • Teaching Diploma for Secondary Education, University of Zurich
    • Diploma in theoretical physics, University of Zurich

    Affiliations

    Selected publications

    Modeling and Simulation of Magnetron Discharges inside a Vacuum Interrupter as a Method to Analyze the Vacuum Status
    K. Hencken, T. Kaufmann, D. Gentsch & T. Delachaux, 2016, XXVIIth Int. Symp. on Discharges and Electrical Insulation in Vacuum, Suzhou

    Simulation of start electron distribution for insulation material testing using PXIPD K. Hencken, T. Kaufmann, S. Pancheshnyi, L. Herrmann & U. Riechert, 2016, IEEE Transactions on Dielectrics and Electrical Insulation

    Investigation of Lamb Waves in Solid-Liquid Layers D. Pape, M. Lenner & T. Kaufmann, 2015, International Ultrasonic Symposium, Taipei

    Angular Momentum Transport and Disk Morphology in SPH Simulations of Galaxy Formation T. Kaufmann, L. Mayer, J. Wadsley, J. Stadel & B. Moore, 2007, MNRAS, 375, 53

    Publikations list

    Patents list

    As project leader

    As  team member

    • Simulation of ultrasonic sensors using FE methods
    • Simulation of magnetron discharges using Monte-Carlo simulations

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