is a Lecturer in Applied Mathematics at Cardiff University. He was an undergraduate, graduate, doctorate and post-doctorate at the University of Oxford, St John's College since 2004 and thought it was about time to leave in 2017.
He specialises in mathematical biology and focuses on the pattern formation behind fish spots and zebra stripes. He also researches mathematical models of stem cells movement. The hope is that by understanding how stem cells move we can influence them and, thus, speed up the healing process.
When not doing mathematics he is a keen participant in mathematical outreach workshops and has given a variety of popular maths lectures nationally and internationally. He has previously worked for the BBC, illustrated Marcus du Sautoy’s book, "The Number Mysteries"; set questions for the popular maths show “Dara O’Briains school of hard sums” and helped redesign the the London Science Museum's Mathematics Gallery.
is a Lecturer in Statistics, in Mathematical Sciences, and the Southampton Statistical Sciences Research Institute. He received a MA in Mathematics and Diploma in Computer Science from University of Cambridge, Pembroke College.
Previous employments include:
- working on an EPSRC grant at Queen Mary, University of London, entitled “Design of Experiments for Complex, Large Scale Networks".
- PhD from Queen Mary, University of London, thesis: “Design of Experiments for Packet Communication Networks”.
- MSc in Applied Statistics and Operational Research from Birkbeck College, University of London.
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Ok ben will be 40 on his next birthday..i liked your cast can you possibly improve the sound quality ...looking forward to the nrxt one.
ReplyDeleteThe quality will be uneven until the 5th podcast. After that it's plain sailing. Thanks for listening :).
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