Graham Benham

Graham Benham is a Research Fellow at the Mathematical Institute, University of Oxford, within the Department of Mathematics. His research interests include environmental fluid dynamics, flow in porous media, carbon capture and storage, groundwater management, renewable energy, and sports physics. He is also affiliated with the Oxford Centre for Industrial and Applied Mathematics. Benham's work explores topics such as wave-driven propulsion, porous media dynamics, and fluid mechanics in natural and engineered systems. His recent publications appear in journals such as the Journal of Fluid Mechanics, Nature, and Physical Review Fluids.

Graham P Benham is a researcher in Applied Mathematics and Fluid Mechanics at University College London. His work focuses on the dynamics of fluid flow in porous media, including multiphase viscous-to-capillary transitions, capillary trapping of CO2, and groundwater dynamics. He also investigates wave drag, gravity currents, and turbulent shear layers. His research spans both experimental and analytical approaches, with applications in CO2 storage, coastal aquifers, and marine ice sheets. Benham's publications cover a range of topics, from the mechanics of porous plumes to the optimization of diffuser shapes and the modeling of water management in sloping coastal aquifers.