Regular biography
Graham Sander is a Research Fellow at the Mathematical Institute, University of Oxford, within the Department of MATH. His research interests include soil erosion modelling, shallow overland flow, unsaturated flow of water through soils, and two-phase fluid flow through soils. He is affiliated with the Oxford Centre for Industrial and Applied Mathematics and contributes to teaching in the area of Mathematical Geoscience, specifically focusing on river flow and sediment transport in rivers.
Scholar-generated biography
Graham Sander is a Professor of Hydrology at Loughborough University, specializing in hydrology, soil erosion, unsaturated flow, and surface flow. His research focuses on mathematical modeling of soil erosion and deposition processes, including the development of exact solutions for Richards' equation and nonlinear infiltration models. He investigates the impact of rainfall on sediment transport, the role of rock fragments in erosion, and the dynamics of sediment transport in overland flow. His work also includes experimental studies and numerical simulations to understand soil erosion mechanisms and hydrological responses in flume-scale experiments.