Angel Manuel Fernandez Fernandez

Angel Manuel Fernandez Fernandez is a Postdoctoral Researcher in the Department of Applied Physics at the University of Vigo, affiliated with the Faculty of Marine Sciences and Faculty of Chemistry. He operates within the Biomedical Research Center on the Vigo campus as part of the FA2 Applied Physics 2 research group.

He earned his PhD from the University of Vigo in 2023 with the thesis "Computational study of gas hydrates in the marine environment" under the supervision of Dr. Martín Pérez Rodríguez and Dr. Manuel Martínez Piñeiro.

His research integrates computational modeling with marine environmental systems, focusing on gas hydrate formation and stability. Key areas include Computational Physics for simulating molecular interactions, Marine Science for oceanic context, Gas Hydrates as the primary subject, Environmental Science for climate impact assessments, and Physical/Computational Chemistry for thermodynamic analyses. This interdisciplinary work bridges energy resource exploration and environmental processes in seabed ecosystems.

As a member of FA2 Applied Physics 2, he contributes to collaborative projects spanning marine physics and biomedical applications, leveraging computational methodologies to address complex physical phenomena in fluid dynamics and material science.