BattMo Team
BattMo is developed and maintained by a dedicated team of scientists at the Norwegian research institute SINTEF, the largest independent research institute in Scandinavia. Through research projects with the Norwegian Research Council and European Union, as well as direct industry projects, SINTEF aims to live up to its motto and develop Technology for a Better Society!
Dr. Simon Clark
Senior Research Scientist
Simon develops BattMo and BattINFO. He focuses on translating knowledge from the battery domain into machine-actionable code and creating good interfaces with battery experts. He holds the degree of Dr. rer. nat. in Computational Electrochemistry from Ulm University
Dr. Xavier Raynaud
Senior Research Scientist
Xavier develops BattMo and MRST. He focuses on implementing efficient ways to setup and solve systems of differential equations. He holds a PhD in applied mathematics from NTNU and an engineering degree from Ecole Polytechnique (Palaiseau, France).
Dr. Franscesca Watson
Research Scientist
Francesca develops BattMo and MRST. Her research focuses on CO2 storage simulation and she manages the bi-annual MRST software releases. She has a PhD from Durham University, UK, specialising in reservoir simulation for CO2 storage.
Dr. August Johansson
Research Scientist
August develops BattMo and MRST. His training has been in finite element methods, in particular adaptive methods where the domain does not have to fit the mesh. He has a PhD from Umeå University.
Dr. Eibar Flores
Research Scientist
Eibar develops BattMo and BattINFO. He focuses on integrating digital tools into experimental workflows and applying them for design optimizations. He has a PhD from ETH Zurich.
Dr. Halvor Møll Nilsen
Senior Research Scientist
Halvor develops BattMo, MRST, and OPM Flow. His expertise centers on numerically simulating flow in porous media, particularly within porous rock and electrochemical systems. He has a PhD from University of Bergen.
Dr. Olav Møyner
Senior Research Scientist
Olav develops MRST, Jutul and BattMo. His expertise includes high-performance automatic differentiation, discretizations and nonlinear solvers for multi-phase and multi-component flows. He has a PhD from the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU).
Lorena Hendrix
Master of Science
Lorena develops BattMo and BattMoApp. She focuses making BattMo accessible and user-friendly. She obtained her Masters degree in Applied Physics at Delft University of Technology.
Dr. Sridevi Krishnamurthi
Research Scientist
Sridevi krishnamurthi works on BattMo and ontologies, She focuses on making electrochemical modelling accessible, She holds a PhD in Computational Material sciences from University of Twente, NL.