Leuven, Flemish Region, Belgium
I am a computational space physicist with a focus on modeling space weather phenomena, including solar eruptions and energetic particle radiation. I have extensive experience in both data-driven and physics-based simulations of the solar wind and solar energetic particles, with a strong emphasis on high-performance computing. I am the lead developer of PARADISE, a massively parallel C++ code designed to simulate particle transport through dynamic solar wind and coronal mass ejection (CME) environments.
Assistant Professor in the Department of Mathematics at KU Leuven, Kulak campus. Teaching undergraduate mathematics and physics courses and conducting research in space physics, with a focus on space weather modelling.