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Brussels, Brussels Region, Belgium

Niel, Flemish Region, Belgium

Analysis of groundwater IoT sensor data, development of end-to-end data pipelines for visualization, analysis and modelling, sensor design optimisations via computational fluid dynamics and multiphysics simulations.

Data architect for Internet of Water project. Scientific coordination of air quality modelling product line consisting of various scientific models & tools in support of local, national and EU-level policy makers. Involvement in several EU research projects (FP7, H2020, LifeIP,…), leading scientist for DG-ENV Service contracts and various national / international customers. Lead scientist & developer for machine learning based air quality prediction models. Regular contributions (oral & poster) to international conferences. Proposal writing for EU research programs as well as contract research, both nationally, EU-wide as well as global (Qatar, China). Technical development and implementation of scientific model software, computational fluid dynamics applications, data analysis / processing chains using HPC infrastructure and application prototyping. Teacher in specialized training courses on : data assimilation, geostatistics and air quality for Chinese audience, scientific & technical support for Chinese spin-off. Setting up and conducting urban meteorological measurement campaigns, preparing meteo equipment hardware and data acquisition / processing chains

Research in RF cavity electron beam position monitor (BPM) based energy spectrometry for the international linear collider, Development and integration of high precision motion control system for automated BPM calibration + implementation of control software (LabView), Development of core RF cavity BPM signal processing software library in C, Experimental campaigns and data analysis for ILC energy spectrometer test setup at End Station A at Stanford Linear Accelerator Center at Stanford University

Doctor Of Philosophy - Phd, Physics

“On call” responsible for particle physics detector at DESY in Hamburg, Readout, data acquisition and calibration of scintillation.

Ph.D., Experimental Particle Physics