Dr. Alex Yevkin Strong experience in research of novel metallic and composite structural elements for aerospace and civil engineering purposes. Expertise in strain and stress analysis, in dynamics and vibrations, buckling and nonlinear behavior of modern structures. Over 40 years of practical and theoretical background in applied mechanics and mathematics, analytical and numerical methods for aerospace and civil engineering applications. Ph. D. degree in Structural Engineering and Doctoral degree in Applied Mathematics (Moscow Aviation Institute). In his work with Dyadem Int. (acquired by IHS) Dr. Yevkin was involved in designing and optimizing algorithms to compute reliability and maintainability of complex systems using Monte Carlo Simulation, Markov Chain, Decomposition and Binary Decision Diagram methods. Developed Fault Tree analysis software with advanced calculation algorithms and participated in reliability engineering projects (consulting and analysis). Developed methods, algorithms and software for Recurrent Event analysis especially for improving reliability and maintenance of different systems. Applied Monte Carlo, Markov Chain and other methods. Generalized Kijima models for description of the stochastic process. Over 30 years of design and development experience in applied mechanics and mathematics involving FEA (NASTRAN), programming with Java, C/C++, Mathematica, and FORTRAN. Over 25 years of experience in teaching mechanics and mathematics courses including Strength of Materials, Theory of Shells and Plates, Theory of Elasticity, Stability of Structures. For more details take a look at personal web site.

Gleb Yevkin B.Sc. Computer Science, B.A. Philosophy, BComm (Commerce) - York University, Toronto. Over 20 years experience in Information Technology developing web applications and working with databases, as well as IT management experience. Special interest in applied mathematics, especially applied calculus, numerical analysis and data fitting. Our publications at the ResearchGate