Biography

I am a lecturer in the School of Computing at the University of Leeds. My research focuses on the mathematical understanding of computational algorithms. This work includes modelling, analysis and simulation using skills from maths, computer science, physics and biology. I apply these ideas to the study of moving interface and free boundary problems in particular concerning the undulatory locomotion of microswimmers as part of the Leeds wormlab.

For 2022/23, I am module leader for two modules: Numerical Computation and Computer Architecture, as part of the SWJTU-Leeds joint degree programme. Module content for both modules is available to students via Minerva.

Funded PhD project

I have funding for a PhD project on Numerical computation of interface problems. Please contact me for more details.

Interests
  • Numerical analysis
  • Nonlinear partial differential equations
  • Free boundary problems
  • Biological applications including microswimmers
Education
  • PhD in Mathematics, 2013

    University of Warwick

  • MMath in Mathematics, 2009

    University of Warwick

Teaching

I am a teaching instructor for the following courses in the School of Computing at the University of Leeds.

I am also interested in supervising Final Year, MSc and PhD projects. I have funding for a PhD project on Numerical computation of interface problems. Please contact me for more details.

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