- Leader, Computational Modelling, CSIRO
Dr Paul Cleary leads a team of mathematicians and engineers doing research in computational fluid dynamics (CFD). His research team are regarded as world-leaders in discrete element modelling (DEM) and smooth particle hydronyamics (SPH) – branches of maths that are used to simulate and predict the movement of fluids.
His team has developed mathematical solutions for a diverse range of application areas, from mining to movies. These include:
- digital content generation for fluid special effects in movies and games
- simulation of industrial and mineral processing unit operations
- simulation of complex fluid flows such as material forming processes (casting and moulding, smelting and fragmentation)
- geophysical flows (dam collapses, tsunamis and volcanic lava flow).
Experience
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–presentLeader, Computational Modelling, CSIRO
Education
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1988Monash University, PhD/Applied Mathematics
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