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Henrik Kalisch

Henrik Kalisch

Position

Professor

Affiliation

E-mail
henrik.kalisch@uib.no
Phone number
+47 55584874
Visitor address
Allégaten 41
5007 Bergen
Postal address
P.O. Box 7803
NO-5020 Bergen
Norway

Henrik Kalisch

Position

Professor

Affiliation

Research groups

Research

Henrik Kalisch is Professor of Applied Mathematics. He received his Ph.D. in 2001 from the University of Texas at Austin. His research is centered on the mathematical modeling of nearshore processes such as wave breaking, surfzone circulation and wave hazards in the coastal zone.  He has co-authored more than one hundred scientific publications in fluid mechanics, partial differential equations, numerical analysis and scientific computation. He is currently Deputy Head of the Department and co-editor-in-chief for “Water Waves: An interdisciplinary journal”, published by Birkhäuser-Springer-Nature.

 

Recent papers:

 

Current research group:

Bashar Khorbatly, Postdoctoral researcher

Francesco Lagona, Adjunct professor

 

Juan Enrique Angular Martinez, PhD student (joint with Magnus Svärd)

Olufemi Ige, PhD student

Anders Norevik, PhD student

 

Sara Mundal Aase, Master student

Tolga Bilge, Master student,

Kaja Elgåen, Master student

Karoline Holand, Master student

Andreas Jacobsen, Master student (joint with Volker Roeber, Universite de Pau, France)

Lluïsa Puig Moner, Master student (joint with Johnny A. Johannessen, Geophysics department)

Bo Schleisner, Master student (joint with Anne D. Sandvik and Jon Albretsen, Marine Research Institute)

 

Teaching

Henrik Kalisch has been responsible for developing and teaching a large variety of courses in applied mathematics, fluid mechanics and numerics at the undergraduate and graduate level. He was chair of the curriculum committee (programstyret) from 2013-2017.

Current Ph.D. students: Enrique Martinez, Olufemi Ige, Anders Norevik.

Current Masters students: Sara Mundal Aase, Tolga Bilge, Kaja Elgåen, Karoline Holand, Andreas Jacobsen, Lluïsa Puig Moner, Bo Schleisner.

Graduated Ph.D. students:

  • Maria Bjørnestad (2021), placement: HPC-Waves, Université de Pau, Anglet, France
  • Evgueni Dinvay (2019), placement: INRIA Rennes, France
  • Vincent Teyekpiti (2018), placement: University of Ghana
  • Zahra Khorsand (2017), placement: Baking artist, online influencer
  • Daulet Moldabayev (2017), placement: Oceaneering Inc. Trondheim, Norway
  • Amutha Senthilkumar (2017), placement: CapGemini Norge AS
  • Alfatih Ali (2012), placement: Norwegian Meteorological Institute
  • Magnar Bjørkavåg(2012), placement: St. Olav VGS
  • Nguyet Ngyuen, (2010), placement: HR Block, Indianapolis, USA

Graduated Master’s students: Marius Nevland (2022), Kristoffer Johnsen (2022), Hege Frøysa (2021), Stevie Cervantes (2020), Martin Oen Paulsen (2020), Lisbeth Engell-Sorensen(2019), Sondre Hatland Dahle (2019), Anders Norevik (2019), Dipti Acharya (2018), KristerTrandal (2017), Maria Bjørnestad (2017), Olav Skjølingstad (2016), Mats Brun (2015), Bjørn-Sverre Juliussen (2014), Vincent Teyekpiti (2013), Zahra Khorsand (2012), Amutha Senthilkumar(2012), Erik Eikeland (2010), Lalaniaina Rabenorolahy (2008), Jan Ole Skogestad (2007), MagnarBjørkavåg (2006).

Publications
Academic article
Masters thesis
Academic literature review
Academic lecture
Doctoral dissertation
Academic chapter/article/Conference paper
Book review
Magister thesis

See a complete overview of publications in Cristin.

Publications on Google Scholar

Publications on MathSciNet

Projects

 

  • Methods for real-time wave forecasting and phase control of wave energy converters, Bergen Universitetsfond (2021-2022)
  • MegaRoller, Grant from the European Commission (Horizon 2020) Consortium leader: AWE Energy, Finland, Role in project: Local contact
  • Norwegian Research Network in Mathematical Models in Geophysical Flows, Image and Signal Processing, Topology and Geometry, Grant from the Research Council of Norway (ISP), Role in project: Project leader, 2016-2019
  • Internal Waves in the Marginal Ice Zone, 2018 Hydralab grant from European Commission (Horizon 2020)Principal investigator: Magda Carr, St. Andrews, Scotland, Role in project: Participant
  • Nonlinear PDE in Spaces of Analytic Functions, a project funded by the Research Council of Norway (2012-2017), Role in project: Project leader
  • Wavemaker, a project funded by the Research Council of Norway (2006-2010)