Research activities in our laboratory are focused on the following areas:

Simulation:
¡E Parallel simulation of rarefied gas dynamics in materials processing, vacuum technology, hypersonic flows, microscale and nanoscale gas flows;
 
¡E Parallel simulation of plasma physics in materials processing, field emission, plasma backlight source for TFT-LCD and plasma display panel;
 
¡E Parallel simulation of the classical molecular dynamics (now) and the quantum molecular dynamics (CPMD) (future) in nanoscale phenomena, materials processing and bio-medical applications;
 
¡E Parallel simulation of the Poisson-Boltzmann equation for the electrostatic distribution of the colloidal system (now) and the macromolecular system (future).
 
¡E Parallel simulation of the density functional theory (DFT) using FEM for the ground and excited state of atoms and molecules
 
¡E Computational electromagnetics using FEM .
 

Experiment:
¡E Plasma diagnostics for the low-temperature plasma physics using the Langmuir probe .
 
¡E Material characterization based on the plasma diagnostics and simulation. (future) .
 

Our final goal is to combine the above developed and validated simulation tools for a truly multiscale simulation in the long run.

Highly motivated students are welcome to join our laboratory. Scholarship for foreign students is available. If interested, please contact Prof. J.-S. Wu. ( §d©v«H±Ð±Â )

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