Summary
Janez Urevc is an assistant professor and mechanical engineer with 15 years of expertise in computational mechanics, specializing in cardiovascular system modeling, medical device development, and constitutive modeling of composites. His research blends biomechanics and space-related challenges—including ESA-funded projects on cardiovascular responses and countermeasure efficiency in space travel—alongside collaborations with MIT and the Medical University of Graz. He teaches computational solid mechanics, structural mechanics, mathematical modeling and programming while running numerical modelling and simulation activities at the University of Ljubljana. Known for translating complex physical phenomena into predictive computational models, he also brings industrial experience in stress/deformation analysis, forming, heat transfer and hydrodynamics. Notably, his work spans from fundamental nonlinear mechanics to applied medical-device problems, bridging academic research and practical engineering solutions.
16 years of coding experience
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Mechanical Engineering, Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Mechanical Engineering at Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, University of Ljubljana
English, German, Slovenian