Localised Patterns
Spots and localised patches of cellular hexagons have been observed in a variety of experiments from magnetic fluids to vertical vibrated media. Research here is focused on understanding two- and higher-dimensional localised structures in pattern forming systems.
Collaborators: Daniele Avitabile, John Burke, Jurgen Knobloch, Edgar Knobloch, Bjorn Sandstede, Arnd Scheel, Sergey Zelik, Reinhard Richter, Jason Bramburger.
PhD Students: Tasos Rossides, Jacob Brooks, Daniel Hill
Mathematical Criminology and Data Science
Analysis of models of burglary hotspots and Data Assimilation issues
Collaborators: Naratip Santitissadeekorn (Surrey), and Martin B. Short (Georgia Tech.)
PhD Students: Laura Jones, Steve Falconer, Jessica Furber
Evolution and Resilience of Industrial Ecosystems (ERIE)
This is a £4m interdisciplinary project (funded by EPSRC and University of Surrey) looking at developing tools to understand industrial ecosystems: http://erie.surrey.ac.uk/
PhD students: Jessica Rowden, Craig Shenton
Medical physics
We are developing and understanding mathematical models of cancers and tracers.
PhD student: Gary Chaffey
Collaborators: Andrew Nisbet (Royal Surrey County Hospital and University of Surrey), David Bradley (Surrey), and Entesar Dalah, and Anne Skeldon (Surrey).
Spots and localised patches of cellular hexagons have been observed in a variety of experiments from magnetic fluids to vertical vibrated media. Research here is focused on understanding two- and higher-dimensional localised structures in pattern forming systems.
Collaborators: Daniele Avitabile, John Burke, Jurgen Knobloch, Edgar Knobloch, Bjorn Sandstede, Arnd Scheel, Sergey Zelik, Reinhard Richter, Jason Bramburger.
PhD Students: Tasos Rossides, Jacob Brooks, Daniel Hill
Mathematical Criminology and Data Science
Analysis of models of burglary hotspots and Data Assimilation issues
Collaborators: Naratip Santitissadeekorn (Surrey), and Martin B. Short (Georgia Tech.)
PhD Students: Laura Jones, Steve Falconer, Jessica Furber
Evolution and Resilience of Industrial Ecosystems (ERIE)
This is a £4m interdisciplinary project (funded by EPSRC and University of Surrey) looking at developing tools to understand industrial ecosystems: http://erie.surrey.ac.uk/
PhD students: Jessica Rowden, Craig Shenton
Medical physics
We are developing and understanding mathematical models of cancers and tracers.
PhD student: Gary Chaffey
Collaborators: Andrew Nisbet (Royal Surrey County Hospital and University of Surrey), David Bradley (Surrey), and Entesar Dalah, and Anne Skeldon (Surrey).