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Month: May 2016

Diet tips, part 1

Diet tips, part 1

Antti (admin) 29th May 201611th June 2016 Food, Lifestyle No Comments

Hello again people. I finished my previous, research-related post only seconds ago, and now I’m already writing a new one – this! And it’s going to contain some diet tips! How awesome is that?! I have only my recipe for…

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Reluctance networks 101

Reluctance networks 101

Antti (admin) 29th May 201611th June 2016 Electrical engineering, Reluctance networks, Research and work No Comments

Some months ago, I wrote about being busy writing papers both to the ICEM and EPNC conferences, the latter of which is being organized by our research group in Helsinki next month. Now, I’m happy to announce both were accepted…

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The Importance of Middle Road

The Importance of Middle Road

Antti (admin) 27th May 201621st August 2016 Balance, Lifestyle, Philosophy No Comments

Outside highways, taking the middle lane is usually the best. Hi people, just a brief update now. A couple of days ago, I came across an awesome Facebook post by one Steve Hall. It was about the importance of the…

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Electromechanics proudly presents SMEKitchen

Electromechanics proudly presents SMEKitchen

Antti (admin) 26th May 20166th August 2016 Aalto Electromechanics, Branding, General, Marketing No Comments

I have already written about the ongoing campaign of my research group – Electromechanics at Aalto University – to gain more visibility and hopefully students too. For instance, see two of our videos with discussion here and here, or check…

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Direction of a rectangle, part 2

Direction of a rectangle, part 2

Antti (admin) 22nd May 201630th September 2016 FEM, Research and work No Comments

Numerical orientation of a polygon continues Hi again! Last time, I wrote about how I was given some a very basic FEM mesh, and had to determine the magnetization direction of a permanent magnet from it. In simpler words, I…

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Determining the direction of a rectangle

Determining the direction of a rectangle

Antti (admin) 22nd May 201630th September 2016 FEM, Matlab, Research and work No Comments

How to numerically determine the long axis of a polygon? This week, I tweeted some indecipherable-looking scripplings of mine. Although probably not apparent at first glance, I was dealing with computational geometry. Again. This time however, it was not point-in-polygon,…

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Making time-stepping FEM faster, part 4

Making time-stepping FEM faster, part 4

Antti (admin) 16th May 201626th June 2016 Electrical engineering, FEM, Research and work, Technology 3 Comments

Hi folks! After a couple of serious and not-so-serious lifestyle-esque posts, it’s time to get back to work. Mine, to be exact. If you’ve read the previous instalments in this series, you know that I’m currently working on a faster…

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Be a positive force!

Be a positive force!

Antti (admin) 15th May 2016 Lifestyle, Philosophy No Comments

This day marks a kind of a branch-out for me. I’ve written some posts about productivity and stuff, but so far I have regarded them as random musings and no more. However, after coming up with the idea for my…

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Protein coffee

Protein coffee

Antti (admin) 15th May 201611th June 2016 Food, Lifestyle No Comments

Having a small writer’s block today, so let’s not bother ourselves (read: me) with any preamble. Straight to business it is. Yesterday, I acted on a whim and developed an awesome recipe: protein coffee. Here goes: Protein coffee Fill a…

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Making time-stepping FEM faster, part 3

Making time-stepping FEM faster, part 3

Antti (admin) 14th May 201626th June 2016 Electrical engineering, FEM, Research and work No Comments

Hi you, and welcome the the third instalment in my blog series about my ongoing work! In the first post, I explained what time-stepping finite element analysis is and why it should be made faster in the first place. The…

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