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UQLab 4000th user is an ETH Zurich student
October 27, 2021
Arijit Upadhyay, a master's student from India enrolled in the Energy Science and Technology program at ETH Zurich (Switzerland) is the 4,000th registered user of UQLab. Arijit plans to use UQLab to run some uncertainty analysis for his master thesis on the “assessment and uncertainty analysis of the role of hydrogen as a long-term storage medium and as a flexibility provider for the European electricity system”. This work is carried out at the Reliability and Risk Engineering Lab in the Department of Mechanical and Process Engineering of ETH Zurich.
The top 3 countries in terms of UQLab usage are still United States (625 registered users), China (570) and France (360).
UQLab v1.4.0 now available
01 February 2021
UQLab Modules Rel 1.4 is released. The new release includes the new active learning reliability (ALR) module, a modular framework to easily build custom active learning solution schemes and the high-performance computing (HPC) dispatcher module, a user-friendly interface to connect UQLab to HPC resources.
UQLab 3000th user
9 September 2020
Abdulrauf Khetrish, a master's student in Civil and Environmental Engineering at the University of Sharjah (United Arab Emirates) is the 3,000th registered user of UQLab since the first public release in July 2015.
Abdulrauf will use UQLab during his course on Applied Engineering Statistics to do uncertainty and reliability analysis, and plans to further use it in his master thesis.
Virtually on the same day, we got the 500th registration from the USA, and the 300th one from France. China, with 370 registered users completes this top trio of countries.
UQLab 2500th user
14 January 2020
Maxime Fays, a master’s student in Modelling, Scientific Computing and Image Analysis at the Université Grenoble Alpes (France), is the 2500th user of UQLab since the first public release in July 2015. Maxime currently uses UQLab as a support to a course related to rare event simulation. As a future PhD student in computational biomechanics applied to biomedical stents, he considers using UQLab’s comprehensive surrogate modelling modules.
UQLab v1.3.0 now available
19 September 2019
UQLab Modules Rel 1.3 is released. The new release includes a new reliability-based design optimization (RBDO) module, statistical inference module, and an overhauled Input module, now with much more advanced dependence modeling.
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