His research garnered Joshaghani first place in the Computational Mechanics Best Poster Competition at the 2018 Engineering Mechanics Institute (EMI) Conference. He was among 14 participants chosen from around the world to compete.
“Computational mechanics connects mathematics and mechanics and computer science, what could be better than that?” said Joshaghani, adding that his Ph.D work helped him see the connections. “We use all these tools to solve realistic problems.”