Members of the Mathematics and Statistics Research Group (MSRG)
Key members of the MSRG community.
A variety of staff work within the Mathematics and Statistics Research Group (MSRG). You can take a look at their research interests and contact details below:
Members
Dr Vadim Zverovich (Head of MSRG)
- Graph theory
- Operational research
- Probabilistic methods
- Decision analysis
Dr Andrew Smith (Head of MSRG)
- Medical statistics
- Causal inference
- Post-selective inference
- Prognostic models
- Mathematical modelling and scientific computing
- Biomathematics
- Mathematical pharmacology and G-protein coupled receptors
- Biomedical modeling and NF-kappaB dynamics
- Modelling fluid flow and phase change in porous media
- Philosophy of statistics
- Applications in frequentist inference
- Statistical robustness
- Teaching and learning of statistics
- Algorithmic e-assessment systems
- Behaviour of particles
- Evolutionary computation
- Spectral element meshes
- Algorithmic e-assessment systems
- Technology-enhanced learning
- Behaviour of particles
- Water waves
- Operational research
- Transportation
- Logistics
- Healthcare
- Renewable energy
- Algorithmic e-assessment systems
- Mathematical education
- Numerical analysis
- Numerical linear algebra
- Adaptive mesh methods
- Optimal transport methods
- Numerical weather prediction
- Applied statistics
- Statistical methodology
- In silico simulation for evaluating statistical behaviour
Associate members
Dr Alistair Clark
- Operational research
- Humanitarian logistics
- Nurse shift rescheduling
- Production lot sizing
- Scheduling
- Multi-scale molecular dynamics
- Lipid membranes
- Drug permeation
- Coarse-grained modelling
- Numerical analysis
- Numerical linear algebra
- Scientific computing
- Optimal transport
Dr Anush Poghosyan
- Graph theory
- Networks
- Probabilistic methods
- Data analysis
- Agent-based modelling
- Mathematical modelling
- Statistical disclosure control
- Nurse shift rescheduling
Mathematics and Statistics Research Group (MSRG)
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