🤝 Nice to meet you!

I'm Murilo Henrique Moreira, a PhD student in Materials Science at the Federal University of São Carlos. I'm currently researching numerical models and new experiments for efficiency gains in the drying of refractory castables at Materials Microstructure Engineering Group (GEMM 💎). Furthermore, I also like Python and HTML a lot (still a long way to go, though). Right now, I am trying to build a website to share some ideas, blogs, and interactive examples on a variety of subjects ranging from math to materials science. Perhaps one day it could be helpful to anyone right there!

If you are willing to take part in this, join along and let's go!

⚙Projects

• PhD Subject: A teamwork led by Professor Pandolfelli and Co-supervised by Professor Stefano Dal Pont aiming to use and develop numerical models and neutron tomography experiments to study and enhance the efficiency of the drying of refractory.
• Intricacy of Complexity: Used to be my ~~failing~~ personal blog, focused on math. I still want to work on it in the future! - 🏗 Migrating to its own webpage 🏗
• Mechanical and Thermomechanical Properties of Ceramics MOOC: Under the supervision of Professor Pandolfelli, the idea is to construct an online course (perhaps MOOC is not the best term, but we will roll with that) - 🚧 In construction 🚧
• Materials Reach: The idea is to create a new media to complement disciplines on the Materials Engineering Bachelor course based in interactivity - 🚧 In construction 🚧

📄 Articles and Codes

• Towards a single-phase mixed formulation of refractory castables and structural concrete at high temperatures

✨ Role Models in Web Activity (in chronological order):

• Sylvain Deville: Researcher interested in freezing stuff. Very active and interesting takes on science at his Twitter
• Lorena Barba: Incredible notebooks on her CFD Python, helped me to learn more about numerical methods and yield interesting ideas for the future.
• Nicolas Rougier: Awesome data visualization and interesting research. Awesome codes and very nice material for starters, you can find more him on his GitHub Profile