Over the last two decades, anomalous relaxation and diffusion processes have been studied from both the experimental and theoretical
point of view. Anomalous transport processes occur usually in so-called complex (that is, disordered) systems. Here, we review
some recent developments in modeling non-standard relaxation and diffusion equations based on Riemann-Liouville fractional
calculus techniques. Closed analytical expressions of the solutions of such fractional differential equations are given in
terms of Fox's H-functions. The analytical calculations carried out are fully supported by our Mathematica package FractionalCalculus.