My name is Jan Habscheid, currently I am studying Computational Engineering Science at RWTH Aachen University in the master's program, which I am expected to finish in March 2026.
I am writing my master’s thesis about nonlinear, hierarchichal momentum closures in rarefied gases and implement the equations in the discontinuous Galerkin solver Trixi.jl.
For my bachelor’s thesis I have investigated the electrode–electrolyte interface in liquid batteries with a new, thermodynamically consistent electrolyte model, for which I have developed the FEniCSx based finite element solver fxdgm.
My first journal article A finite element solver for a thermodynamically consistent electrolyte model passed the review process of the Computer Physics Communications journal and will be published soon. Find the preprint under https://doi.org/10.1016/j.cpc.2025.109916
I am writing my master’s thesis about nonlinear, hierarchichal momentum closures in rarefied gases and implement the equations in the discontinuous Galerkin solver Trixi.jl.
For my bachelor’s thesis I have investigated the electrode–electrolyte interface in liquid batteries with a new, thermodynamically consistent electrolyte model, for which I have developed the FEniCSx based finite element solver fxdgm.
My first journal article A finite element solver for a thermodynamically consistent electrolyte model passed the review process of the Computer Physics Communications journal and will be published soon. Find the preprint under https://doi.org/10.1016/j.cpc.2025.109916