Indre Jödicke

Indre Jödicke serves as an Associated Doctoral Researcher in the Department of Microsystems Engineering at the Faculty of Engineering, University of Freiburg. Her work focuses on topology optimization of nonlinear mechanical metamaterials using Fast-Fourier-Transformation-based solvers to engineer materials with tailored nonlinear responses for long-lived, trainable systems.

Her research spans Mechanical Engineering, Materials Science, and Computational Mechanics, with specific expertise in topology optimization, metamaterials, and nonlinear mechanical behavior. She investigates how material anisotropy and computational homogenization techniques can overcome manufacturing defects and numerical instabilities in architected materials.

Analysis of her publications reveals a strong emphasis on computational material science. Her 2024 work addresses defect mitigation in architected materials through anisotropy, while her 2022 contribution solves ringing artifacts in FFT-based homogenization via finite-element projection. These studies advance structural optimization and computational homogenization methodologies.

No scientific awards or fellowships are documented. She is supervised by Prof. Dr. Lars Pastewka within the livMatS cluster of excellence and has no listed advisees or additional grant information beyond her doctoral project.