Martin Campos Pinto

Dr. Martin Campos Pinto is a Lecturer at the Faculty of Mathematics, Technical University of Munich (TUM), and a Research Associate at the Max Planck Institute for Plasma Physics (IPP) since 2019. He leads the 'Finite Element Methods' working group at IPP, focusing on advanced numerical models for plasma physics and electromagnetism.

His research lies at the intersection of computational mathematics and plasma physics, with a focus on finite element methods for mixed formulations. He develops structure-preserving numerical schemes that maintain physical invariants in simulations, particularly for problems involving electromagnetic fields and charged particle dynamics. His work enables more stable and physically accurate simulations in plasma physics applications.

Dr. Campos Pinto teaches courses on compatible finite elements for mixed-form problems. He is affiliated with the TUM Chair of Mathematics M16, which specializes in numerical methods for plasma physics. His research contributes to the mathematical foundations of computational plasma physics, supporting fusion energy research.

He has not been mentioned to have received any scientific awards.

Dr. Campos Pinto advises no students listed in the provided text. There is no mention of grants or funding. He leads the 'Finite Element Methods' working group at IPP, which develops and analyzes numerical algorithms for plasma simulations.