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public/images/research/reactive-transport.pngSvetlana Kyas, Diego Volpatto, Martin O. Saar and Allan M. M. Leal, “Accelerated reactive transport simulations in heterogeneous porous media using Reaktoro and Firedrake,” Computational Geosciences 26, 295–327 (2022). DOI: 10.1007/s10596-021-10126-2.
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public/images/research/bayesian-seird.pngDiego T. Volpatto, A. C. M. Resende, L. dos Anjos, J. V. O. Silva, C. M. Dias, R. C. Almeida and S. M. C. Malta, “A generalised SEIRD model with implicit social distancing mechanism: A Bayesian approach for the identification of the spread of COVID-19 with applications in Brazil and Rio de Janeiro state,” Journal of Simulation. DOI: 10.1080/17477778.2021.1977731. Published online in 2021, assigned to volume 17 in 2023.
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public/images/research/sciml-hybrid-flash-point.pngMaurício Prado de Omena Souza, Diego Tavares Volpatto, Antonio Marinho Barbosa Neto and Mariana Conceição da Costa, “Modeling flash points of biofuels using thermodynamically consistent neural networks,” Fluid Phase Equilibria 605, 114673 (2026). DOI: 10.1016/j.fluid.2026.114673.
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