Richard Bingham
Lecturer
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Profile
Biography
I did an MPhys in Theoretical Physics followed by a PhD in biophysics, both at the University of Leeds. Following this I was a postdoc at Queen's University Belfast & Leeds again before moving to the University of York in 2013 to work with Professor Reidun Twarock on mathematical virology. I was appointed as a lecturer (jointly appointed between Maths & Biology) in 2018.
Research
Overview
Employed by the Departments of Mathematics and Biology from 7 February 2014 to work with Professor Twarock on the EPSRC funded project 'Mathematical Virology: A new mathematical approach to viral evolution grounded in experiment'.
Research Interests:
Mathematical & Computational Virology
Mathematical Modelling
Data Science
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Contact details
Teaching
Undergraduate
- Mathematical Programming & Skills
- Mathematical Modelling: Nonlinearity, Uncertainty & Computational Methods
Postgraduate
- Mathematical Modelling: Nonlinearity, Uncertainty & Computational Methods