Modelling the dispersal of transgenic pollen
Mathematical modelling of biomedical processes
Modelling seagrass connectivity in the Great Barrier Reef
My group is interested in mathematical modelling of complex systems, with applications in marine ecology, coastal oceanography, biomedicine and more! We develop a range of different models including multi-scale hydrodynamic models and high-order models of fractional diffusion. These models allow us to achieve unprecedented accuracy to bring new insight into the physical and biological processes at play.
Team

Emmanuel Hanert
Professor
Professor of Environmental Modelling & Vice-Dean of the Faculty of Bioscience Engineering
Emmanuel Hanert
Professor

Thomas Dobbelaere
PhD student
Connectivity modelling in the Florida Reef Tract
Thomas Dobbelaere
PhD student

François Duquesne
Research assistant
Web interface development and 3D applications
François Duquesne
Research assistant

Afshin Farhadi
PhD student
Ecological and financial application of fractional diffusion models
Afshin Farhadi
PhD student

Irfana Faryuni
PhD student
Modelling transport processes in the Coral Triangle (Indonesia)
Irfana Faryuni
PhD student

Léolo Gonay
PhD student
Cell differentiation and morphogenesis modelling
Léolo Gonay
PhD student

Antoine Saint-Amand
PhD student
Connectivity modelling in the Great Barrier Reef
Antoine Saint-Amand
PhD student

Joko Sampurno
PhD student
Multifractal indicators for geothermal site detection
Joko Sampurno
PhD student

Valentin Vallaeys
Postdoc
Coastal ocean modelling and industrial applications
Valentin Vallaeys
Postdoc
Publications
Google Scholar bibliometric data: 1245 citations; h-index = 21.
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2018,2019
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