Chantelle Blachut

Dr. Chantelle Blachut is a Postdoctoral Fellow at UNSW Canberra within the School of Science, focusing on the application of mathematics to analyze dynamic physical systems. Her research bridges dynamical systems theory with real-world environmental challenges, particularly bushfire risk management near ridgelines and Indigenous cultural Songlines.

• Education: PhD in Applied Mathematics from University of Queensland (2019), Master of Economics (Development) from University of Warsaw.
• Research Areas: Non-autonomous dynamical systems, ergodic theory, coherent structures in natural phenomena, and bushfire dynamics.
• Current Projects: Collaborating with UNSW Bushfire and the NSW Bushfire & Natural Hazards Research Centre.
• Teaching: Previously co-ordinated Multivariable and Complex Calculus, and taught Applications of Quantitative Methods in Finance at the University of Adelaide.
• Email: c.blachut@unsw.edu.au