Congratulations to Professor Victor Calo, whose development of the computational models of physical processes to assist decision-making in the oil and gas industry has seen him awarded the title of John Curtin Distinguished Professor.
“I love my work, as it is continuously challenging and frequently new. Numerical simulations apply to many diverse areas and since I find everything interesting, I spend my time learning from others and teaching myself new things.”
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