Our People

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Richard Manasseh specialises in waves and oscillations in fluid dynamics. He has worked on inertia waves due to rotation, sound waves, and ocean waves. Applications have been in the spacecraft, minerals-processing, defence, medical imaging, water treatment, food, and renewable-energy sectors.

Thomas Scott is a postdoctoral researcher at Swinburne University of Technology working with industry partners on applied research addressing practical engineering problems. He has experience in large-scale simulations in high-performance computing environments. His research includes respiratory, compressible and transitional flows.

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Lam focuses his research in gravity currents and stratified flows. He is currently advancing the integration of machine learning with fluids dynamics research to enhance predictive modelling and exploring immersive visualisation techniques to improve the interpretation and communication of complex flow phenomena.

Andrew Che is a PhD candidate at Swinburne University of Technology and a Research Engineer at SwiFT. He has a background in the use of high-performance computing for the modelling of industry relevant problems, including problems in aerodynamics, heat and mass transfer, and carbon fibre composite curing.

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May is a PhD Candidate with experience in simulating fluid flows via supercomputing. They have worked on problems in laminar-turbulent transition, hydrodynamic stability and bluff body wakes.

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Guy Metcalfe specialises in chaos, nonlinear dynamics, and Lagrangian coherent structures. Guy works with interdisciplinary teams and has produced numerous commercial inventions, including super-efficient manufacturing processes, microfluidic diagnostic devices, geothermal energy and contaminant remediation technologies.