Aida Khajavirad
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Aida Khajavirad is a Ph.D. student in Mechanical Engineering at Carnegie Mellon university. She is a research assistant in Design Decision Laboratory (DDL) working under the supervision of Professor Jeremy Michalek. Aida 's research interests are complex system optmization using decomposition techniques, global optmization of nonconvex minlp problems, Genetic algorithms, product families and parallel and distributed computing. | Aida Khajavirad is a Ph.D. student in Mechanical Engineering at Carnegie Mellon university. She is a research assistant in Design Decision Laboratory (DDL) working under the supervision of Professor Jeremy Michalek. Aida 's research interests are complex system optmization using decomposition techniques, global optmization of nonconvex minlp problems, Genetic algorithms, product families and parallel and distributed computing. | ||
| - | Aida received her B.S. degree in Mechnical Engineering from University of Tehran | + | Aida received her B.S. degree in Mechnical Engineering from University of Tehran in 2005 with thesis work on shape optmization using multi-objective genetic algorithms. During her undergraduate study, she was as a research asistant in Vehicle fuel and environment research institute of Univeristy of Tehran where she was working on developing scalable parallel multi-block CFD solvers as well as parallel genetic algorithms. |
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Pittsburgh, PA 15213-3890 <br /> | Pittsburgh, PA 15213-3890 <br /> | ||
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Aida Khajavirad is a Ph.D. student in Mechanical Engineering at Carnegie Mellon university. She is a research assistant in Design Decision Laboratory (DDL) working under the supervision of Professor Jeremy Michalek. Aida 's research interests are complex system optmization using decomposition techniques, global optmization of nonconvex minlp problems, Genetic algorithms, product families and parallel and distributed computing.
Aida received her B.S. degree in Mechnical Engineering from University of Tehran in 2005 with thesis work on shape optmization using multi-objective genetic algorithms. During her undergraduate study, she was as a research asistant in Vehicle fuel and environment research institute of Univeristy of Tehran where she was working on developing scalable parallel multi-block CFD solvers as well as parallel genetic algorithms.
Contact Information
Aida Khajavirad
PhD student
Mechanical Engineering Department
Carnegie Mellon University
5000 Forbes Avenue
Pittsburgh, PA 15213-3890
