Kais Hamza

Kais Hamza is a Professor and Deputy Head of School at the School of Mathematics, Monash University, with a focus on stochastic processes and their applications. His research bridges theoretical probability (martingales, Markov jump processes) and practical domains like financial market modeling, population dynamics, and biomedical systems.

• Stochastic Processes: General theory, martingale representation, and random walk analysis
• Mathematical Finance: Financial derivatives, volatility models, and scenario generators
• Biomedical Applications: Vocal cord dysfunction diagnostics, COPD exacerbation biomarkers, and respiratory imaging

Recent work includes books and articles on stochastic calculus, CT imaging for laryngeal disorders, and metabolic biomarkers in COPD. No specific student advisement details are provided.

Key collaborations span institutions like the Australian Research Council and Data61, with projects on topics like Self-Interacting Random Walks (2023–2026).