Regular biography
Dr Daniel Seungmin Han is a Lecturer in the School of Mathematics & Statistics at The University of New South Wales. His research interests lie at the intersection of Mathematics and Biology, focusing on random walks, stochastic processes, intracellular transport, spiking neural network modelling, and theoretical neuroscience. Dr Han is based in Room 4074, Level 4, Anita B. Lawrence Centre (H13). His work includes contributions to the understanding of anomalous diffusion and transport phenomena in biological systems.
Scholar-generated biography
Daniel S Han is a researcher at the University of New South Wales, focusing on random walks, anomalous diffusion, fractional calculus, mendelian randomization, and connectomics. His work explores the dynamics of intracellular transport, including heterogeneous diffusion and memory effects in cargo movement. Han has also investigated the application of fractional calculus in modeling anomalous aggregation and diffusion processes. Additionally, he has contributed to studies on Mendelian randomization, analyzing genetic associations with cardiovascular diseases and aortic stenosis. His research also includes connectomics, such as whole-brain annotation and multi-connectome cell typing in Drosophila. Han's publications highlight the use of mathematical models and computational methods to understand complex biological systems.