Mathematical Biology and Chemistry
Research in Mathematical Biology and Chemistry develops cutting-edge mathematical approaches to study challenging problems in these fields. The group has expertise in biological fluid dynamics (swimming sperm, bacteria and algae), chemical statistics (food traceability), mathematical ecology (fisheries and stochastic dynamics), mathematical physiology (wound healing), mathematical virology (virus assembly using symmetry) and systems biology (complexity and emergent phenomena).
Applied Mathematics Seminar
Members
Academic Staff
- Prof Martin Bees
- Dr Gustav Delius
- Dr Eric Dykeman
- Dr Hermes Gadelha
- Dr Konstantin Ilin
- Dr Jon Pitchford
- Dr Dmitri (Mitya) Pushkin
- Prof Reidun Twarock
- Dr Julie Wilson
- Dr Andrew (Jamie) Wood
Postdoctoral Research Staff and Fellows
- Dr Richard Bingham
- Dr Pierre-Philippe Dechant
- Prof Richard Law
- Dr German Leonov
- Dr Ben Snow
- Dr Richard Southwell
Photo: simulation of a swimming biflagellate, see S. O. Malley and M. A. Bees. The orientation of swimming bi-flagellates in shear flows. Bulletin of Mathematical Biology doi:10.1007/s11538-011-9673-1, 74:232–255, 2012