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Dr Filip Siska

Research interests:

Filip Siska's research interests are related to finite element modelling of materials and structures. Research topics are focused on predictions of mechanical behaviour (stress/strain response, fracture and crack propagation) of polycrystals, composite materials and structures. He also works in the field of textural fractography and image analysis.

Qualifications:

• PhD, Material Science (Mines Paris, France - 2007)
• MEng, Physical Engineering ( CTU Prague, Czech Republic - 2003)

Relevant employment history:

2010 - present: Post-doc research fellow, Centre for Material and Fibre Innovation, Deakin University

2008 - 2010: Post-doc research fellow, Institute for Material Research II, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology

2004 - 2007: PhD student, Mines Paris

A list of the ten most significant relevant publications for the last five years:

1. Jarir Aktaa, Filip Šiška - Assessment of defects in EUROFER 97 first wall/blanket structures taking into account its viscoplastic behavior Fusion Engineering and Design, Volume 85, Issues 10-12, December 2010, Pages 2065-2069
2. Filip Šiška, Jarir Aktaa - Validation of R5 assessment procedure for ITER test blanket module by finite element analysis Fusion Engineering and Design, Volume 85, Issue 2, April 2010, Pages 215-221
3. Filip Šiška, Jarir Aktaa - Defect Assessment Procedures for High Temperature Applications FZKA 7450, Forschungszetnrum Karlsruhe, July 2009
4. Filip Šiška, Daniel Weygand, Samuel Forest, Peter Gumbsch - Comparison of mechanical behaviour of thin film simulated by discrete dislocation dynamics and continuum crystal plasticity Computational Materials Science, Volume 45, Issue 3, May 2009, Pages 793-799
5. Filip Šiška, Samuel Forest and Peter Gumbsch - Simulations of stress-strain heterogeneities in copper thin films: Texture and substrate effects Computational Materials Science, Volume 39, Issue 1, March 2007, Pages 137-141
6. Filip Šiška, Samuel Forest, Peter Gumbsch and Daniel Weygand - Finite element simulations of the cyclic elastoplastic behaviour of copper thin films Modelling Simul. Mater. Sci. Eng. 15 No 1 January 2007, Pages 217-238
7. Filip Šiška - Rugosité à la surface de films minces mutlicrystallins induite par la déformation plastique sous chargement cyclique Proceedings of 3M colloque 'Interfaces : de l'atome au polycristal', CEA Saclay 2006
8. Hynek Lauschmann, Jan Siegl, Jiří Šumbera, Filip Šiška and Ivan Nedbal - An unifying concept for fatigue: The reference crack growth rate Materials Characterization, Volume 56, Issues 4-5, June 2006, Pages 257-265
9. Hynek Lauschmann, Filip Šiška, Ivan Nedbal - Textural fractography of fatigue failures under variable cycle loading. Materials Science Forum, Vol. 482. Trans Tech Publications Ltd. 2005, pp.259-262.

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