DPhil supervision
- Suruchi Bakshi - Mathematical modelling of asymmetrically dividing stem cells in Drosophila (with Philip Maini, Eamonn Gaffney and Ruth Baker)
- Daniel Harvey - Approaches to efficient simulation of cell-based models within the Chaste framework (with James Osborne and Joe Pitt-Francis)
- Gabriel Rosser - Image analysis of free swimming in Rhodobacter Sphaeroides (with Philip Maini and Ruth Baker)
- Katarzyna Bloch - Bioenergetic changes in tumour spheroids (with Philip Maini and Cat Kelly)
Short projects
I have co-supervised a number of Doctoral Training Centre (DTC) short projects:
- Sara-Jane Dunn - Towards a colonic crypt model with deformable geometry (2008)
- Philip Gemmell - Biomechanical effects in a lattice-free model of cell proliferation (2009)
- Konstantinos Sakellariou - Modelling perineural tumour invasion (2009)
- Suruchi Bakshi - Mathematical modelling of the Drosophila germ line stem cell niche (2009)
- Ciara Dangerfield - Boolean network models in systems biology: life is not black and white (2009)
- Sophie Kershaw - Perineural tumour invasion: discrete versus continuum approaches (2009)
- Daniel Harvey - The investigation and implementation of an efficient connection identification algorithm in the Chaste framework (2010)
- Jonas Schluter - Multiscale modelling of quorum sensing in bacterial biofilms: continuum and particle-based models (2010)
- Margarita Schlackow - The effect of motility on attachment in Rhodobacter Sphaeroides: an integrative study (2010)
- Anna Jones - Mathematical modelling of perineural invasion (2011)
- Aimee Taylor - Mathematical modelling of lactate shuttling as a therapeutic target for cancer (2011)
Doctoral Training Centres
In addition to proposing and supervising DTC short projects, I have been involved to various extents in lecturing, demonstrating, setting/marking problem sheets and group projects, and course organization for the following taught courses at the DTCs:
- Mathematical and Engineering Modelling in Biology
- Scientific Computing in Matlab
- Computational Biology
- Introductory Mathematics
BA and MMath courses
- Stipendiary lecturer at St Hugh's College and external tutor at Christ Church College,
Somerville College and Trinity College.
Duties involved: teaching and marking for individual/pair tutorials, revision consultation
sessions, setting/marking mock exams and vacation work, exam script checking,
undergraduate admissions, pastoral care.
- Part C teaching assistant - Perturbation Methods, Mathematical Physiology
- Part B class tutor and teaching assistant - Mathematical Ecology and Biology, Nonlinear
Systems
- Part A tutorials - Analysis, Differential Equations, Probability, Calculus of Variations,
Classical Mechanics
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