Don Kulasiri

Lincoln University New Zealand

Professor Don Kulasiri is a Professor (personal chair) and has been Head of the Centre for Advanced Computational Solutions (C-fACS) at Lincoln University since 1999. His research theme is to understand the mathematical basis for biological and environmental phenomena based on physics broadly construed to assimilate data-driven machine learning and AI in phenomenological models. He has been a Visiting Professor at the Mathematical Institute, Oxford University, the UK, since 2008, Princeton University, USA (2004,2006), and the Mechanics and Computation Division, Stanford University, USA (1998) and a New Zealand Centre at Peking University Fellow (2018), and a Fellow of the Modelling and Simulation Society of Australia and New Zealand (MSSANZ). He has published over 215 publications and authored 7 research monographs on his research with leading international publishers.

Don Kulasiri

3books edited

11chapters authored

Latest work with IntechOpen by Don Kulasiri

Rooted in years of interdisciplinary research and collaboration, the chapters in this book highlight the central role of differential equations in describing how systems evolve across science and engineering while emphasizing the modern need to connect theory with data and computation. It bridges rigorous mathematical foundations with the practical challenges of modeling and inference, demonstrating how data assimilation refines models using observations and how advanced numerical algorithms enable the study of complex systems beyond analytical reach. By addressing the interplay between models, data, and computation, the book equips advanced students, researchers, and practitioners with the understanding and tools needed to apply differential equations meaningfully in contemporary scientific inquiry.

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