Dirk Brockmann is a theoretical physicist working at Northwestern University, Evanston where he is Associate Professor in the Department of Engineering Sciences & Applied Mathematics. He is known for his contributions to computational epidemiology, his research on anomalous diffusion, and his studies on human mobility and transportation networks.
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- Dirk Brockmann is a theoretical physicist working at Northwestern University, Evanston where he is Associate Professor in the Department of Engineering Sciences & Applied Mathematics. He is known for his contributions to computational epidemiology, his research on anomalous diffusion, and his studies on human mobility and transportation networks. Brockmann’s current research focuses on the structure and dynamics of complex biological and physical systems, nonlinear phenomena, complex networks and systems biology.
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- Dirk Brockmann is a theoretical physicist working at Northwestern University, Evanston where he is Associate Professor in the Department of Engineering Sciences & Applied Mathematics. He is known for his contributions to computational epidemiology, his research on anomalous diffusion, and his studies on human mobility and transportation networks.
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