Seyed Sadjad Abedi-Shahri

Seyed Sadjad Abedi-Shahri

PhD in Biomechanics | Adjunct Lecturer

Sahand University of Technology

Biography

Sadjad recently completed his PhD in biomechanics at Sahand University of Technology, where he currently serves as an adjunct lecturer sharing his expertise with students. His research interests lie at the intersection of Numerical Methods in Biomechanics, Scientific Computing, and Trauma Biomechanics. During his doctoral studies, he focused on advancing the field of Scaled Boundary Finite Element Method (SBFEM) and its application in tissue biomechanics. Beyond his primary research, he is also passionate about computational geometry and its potential applications in various domains. Through his work, Sadjad aims to contribute to the development of innovative computational methods to better understand and address complex biomechanical problems.

Interests
  • Numerical Methods in Biomechanics
  • Scientific Computation
  • Computational Geometry
  • Trauma Biomechanics
Education
  • PhD in Biomedical Engineering - Biomechanics, 2019-2024

    Sahand University of Technology

  • MSc in Biomedical Engineering - Biomechanics, 2016-2019

    Sahand University of Technology

  • BSc in Mechanical Engineering, 2011-2015

    Birjand University

Skills

programming
Python Python
Fortran Fortran
Octave Octave/Matlab
Git Git
CAD-CAE
Abaqus Abaqus
Catia Catia
Rhino GH
LS-Dyna
Other utilities
3D Slicer
MeshMixer
Latex LaTeX

Recent Posts

Exploring Boolean Operations in SDFs: Union, Difference, and Intersection
In our previous explorations of Signed Distance Functions (SDFs), we unveiled their power in representing and manipulating geometric shapes. We also delved into the intricacies of SDFs for lines and rectangles. Now, let’s unlock the potential of Boolean operations on SDFs, enabling the creation of even more complex shapes.
Exploring Boolean Operations in SDFs: Union, Difference, and Intersection
Mathematics of 2D Shapes: Line and Rectangle SDFs Unveiled
In our previous exploration of Signed Distance Functions (SDFs), we demystified their role in representing and manipulating geometric shapes. Now, let’s delve deeper into the mathematical intricacies of SDFs, focusing specifically on lines and rectangles in 2D geometry.

Projects

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pyPolyMesher: Polygonal mesh generator
pyPolyMesher is a Python library for polygonal mesh generation using signed distance functions.
pyPolyMesher: Polygonal mesh generator
QTREEMESH: Generating QuadTree Mesh from Images
QTREEMESH is a Python package designed for the creation of Quadtree structures from images, offering powerful spatial data organization.
QTREEMESH: Generating QuadTree Mesh from Images

Recent Publications

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(2022). A Scaled Boundary Finite Element Formulation for Solving Plane-Strain Viscoelastic Problems. EJMSOL.

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(2020). Numerical analysis of human head with implant under impact. In ICBME2020.

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Contact

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