Willie Brink is an associate professor of Applied Mathematics in the Faculty of Science at Stellenbosch University, South Africa. His research is primarily focused on applied machine learning, including the domains of probabilistic robotics...

My research involves the mathematical modelling of fluid flow in different types of porous media

My research falls under the broad categories of gravity and modified gravity theories as well as relativistic and cosmological models which are all under the large umbrella of astrophysics.

My research interests lie in deep generative models and their applications, and I enjoy asking questions about reliability, robustness, and generalisation in modern machine learning systems.

My research is in numerical analysis and scientific computing, with a focus on spectral methods, orthogonal polynomials, and fast algorithms for solving differential equations.

Mathematical modelling; Nonlinear dynamics; Differential equations; Mathematical biology

My research interests primarly lies in numerical methods and computational fluid dynamics. In particular, I am developing a provably stable and high-order accurate numerical approximations for the incompressible boundary layer equations.

My research is in graph theory with a focus on domination, irredundance and related parameters. I am specifically interested in criticality aspects and reconfiguration problems.

My research covers many areas of applied mathematics and theoretical physics, driven by an unhealthy interest in anything random and unpredictable: noisy dynamical systems, turbulence, coin tossing, finance, the weather, etc.

My main research interest lies in Fluid Dynamics and more specifically, flow through porous media, computational fluid dynamics (CFD), multi-phase flows, and more recently, applications in coastal engineering.