GRO Intern, Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Building graph neural network workflows for composites and polycrystals, including multitask elastic-plastic surrogates and uncertainty-aware fatigue prediction.
About me
I work at the intersection of computational mechanics, scientific machine learning, and high-performance computing. My research focuses on high-rate dynamics, failure of ceramics and metals, and resonant metamaterials under impact and blast loading. I develop numerical solvers and graph neural network models for microstructure-to-property prediction, with an emphasis on scalable scientific workflows.
Graphical abstract (Caliskan et al., 2025, M&D). See GRO at ORNL for more details.
LS-DYNA simulations of hexagonal and square Alumina (Al2O3) metamaterials under impact
with Johnson-Holmquist 2 material model. See GRA at UTK for more details.
Boron carbide (B4C)/silicon carbide (SiC) ceramic composite simulation. See more in GRA at UTK.
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Building graph neural network workflows for composites and polycrystals, including multitask elastic-plastic surrogates and uncertainty-aware fatigue prediction.
Studying resonant metamaterials, high-strain-rate fracture, UMAT and UEL development, and HPC-enabled parametric simulation workflows for impact and blast problems.
Managed multiphysics CAE workflows for a high-performance turbopump spanning structural, thermal, fatigue, and dynamic analyses.
Performed structural analysis for composite control surfaces and related aerospace structures.
Built global FEM models for composite aircraft structures and carried out sizing, buckling, and stability studies.
Led structural analyses for a composite monocoque and related systems, contributed to CFD and manufacturing, and later served as team manager.
Interdisciplinary Graduate Minor in Computational Science
GPA 4.00/4.00. Thesis: Microstructure as a Graph: Surrogates for Elastic and Failure Responses.
GPA 3.56/4.00. Thesis: Mechanical Properties of Boron Nanotubes.
Thesis: Design of Composite Monocoque Body for Lightweight Gasoline Vehicles.
Presented 8 times and contributed to 20+ abstracts across SES, IMECE, WCCM, USNCCM, EMI, and related venues. (★) presenter. View all conference entries. Selected presentations: