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jlm1177@msstate.edu

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(662) 456-9967

MSU Institute for Systems Engineering Research
US Army ERDC, ATTN:CEERD-IEC/ISER J. L. Moore
3909 Halls Ferry Road, Vicksburg, MS 39180


Jacob L Moore  
Jacob L
Moore
Institute for Systems Engineering Research
Faculty

Curriculum Vitae not Provided

Email
jlm1177@msstate.edu

Phone
(662) 456-9967

MSU Institute for Systems Engineering Research
US Army ERDC, ATTN:CEERD-IEC/ISER J. L. Moore
3909 Halls Ferry Road, Vicksburg, MS 39180
Biography
Dr. Jacob Moore is a Research Professor at Mississippi State University's Center for Advanced Vehicular Systems (CAVS). He has a PhD in Mechanical Engineering, and his research focuses on developing numerical methods for high-order hydrodynamics. For his dissertation, he developed the first arbitrary-order 3D nodal Discontinuous Galerkin method for Lagrangian hydrodynamics. He also has a background in simulation techniques for multi-scale materials modeling using the Integrated Computational Engineering approach, which builds models starting with density functional theory calculations and bridging each length scale. His current work focuses on automating the verification and validation of the solvers in the Fierro Mechanics code and adding new high-performance GPU portable solvers for engineering applications leveraging modern HPC systems.
Research Interest
I am currently researching numerical methods and software design for simulating solid mechanics, with a focus on additive manufacturing. The goal is to create a highly performant GPU portable simulation tool for predictive simulations of AM processes that both predict and account for microstructure effects. I am also interested in high-order methods for hydrodynamics, both Eulerian and Lagrangian, as well as particle methods for deformation mechanics.

All of this research is done in the open source R&D 100 Award Winning Fierro Mechanics Software Suite: https://lanl.github.io/Fierro/
Git repo to Fierro: https://github.com/lanl/Fierro
Hobbies
I've had a long-term love of blacksmithing and I hope to soon have access to a smithy again. I have moved quite a bit recently, and anvils don't travel well.
Selected Publications Total Publications:  8 
Moore, J. L., Scheirich, H., Jadhav, S., Enquobahrie, A., Paniagua, B., Wilson, A., Bray, A., Sankaranarayana, G., & Clip, R. (2023). The Interactive Medical Simulation Toolkit (Imstk): An Open Source Platform for Surgical Simulation. Virtual Reality in Medicine. Frontiers in Virtual Reality. Volume 4, 10. DOI:https://doi.org/10.3389/frvir.2023.1130156. [Document Site]

Dunning, D., Morgan, N., Moore, J. L., Nelluvelil, E., Tafolla, T., & Robey, R. (2021). MATAR: A Performance Portability and Productivity Implementation of Data-oriented Design with Kokkos. Journal of Parallel and Distributed Computing. 157, 86-104. DOI:https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jpdc.2021.03.016. [Abstract]

Moore, J. L. (2021). Elements: A Unified Framework for Supporting Low and High Order Numerical Methods for Multi-physics Material Dynamics Simulations. Mississippi State University: Mississippi State University.

Zicevic, M., Lebensohn, R., Rogers, M., Moore, J. L., Chiravalle, V., Lieberman, E., Dunning, D., Shipman, G., Knezevic, M., & Morgan, N. (2021). Viscoplastic Self-consistent Formulation as Generalized Material Model for Solid Mechanics Applications. Applications in Engineering Science. 6, 1. DOI:https://doi.org/10.1016/j.apples.2021.100040.

Moore, J. L., Morgan, N., & Horstemeyer, M. (2019). ELEMENTS: A High-order Finite Element Library in C++. SoftwareX. 10.