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Specific research:
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general methodologies for variable reduction on networks
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the identification of continuum limits in particle systems
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coherent phenomena in turbulent systems.
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Applications:
- complex systems theory
- weather & climate
- controlling stability of fusion plasmas.
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Specific research:
- Granular and foam systems - explicit particle based simulations of the flow properties
- Soft (Brownian) systems - wavelet-based techniques to incorporate long range hydrodynamic coupling.
- Simulating flow through particular geometries using up-scaled pseudo particles (versions of Dissipative Particle Dynamics) to capture viscoelastic and intertial effects.
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Applications:
- flow of people, cars
- granular materials
- diagnosis of cancer, hypertension, heart disease
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Specific research:
- how fast do clusters grow, how large, and even effectively infinite?
- localised condensate (e.g. traffic jam) vs background (e.g. flowing traffic) at critical density:
- connecting biology (molecular transport, ant trails), social sciences (traffic and transport modeling) and physics (granular media, Bose Einstein condensation).
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Applications:
- weather & climate
- flow of people, cars
- granular materials
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Specific research:
- neuroscience - how neuronal details such as spatial extension and the propagation of calcium waves influence overall neural computation.
- markets - how local bartering rules can lead to the emergence of market prices with realistic stochastic dynamics.
- epidemiological research - how contact networks propagating infection interact with the social networks propagating adoption of preventative measures.
- biodiversity- how the pattern of clone boundaries conforms to classical growth interface models
- early genetic evolution and speciation - role of fitness and horizontal gene transfer.
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Applications:
- infectious diseases
- neural computing
- data storage
- dynamics of opinions & markets
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Specific research:
- multiple fields, from molecular biology to health and economics.
- novel methods for network learning, including Bayesian approaches, MCMC and penalized likelihood methods.
- in cancer protein signalling networks - breaking new ground in the field and have implications for other diseases as well as signalling biology more generally.
- plant pathology - specifically the response of the model organism
- public health - relationships, as captured in a social network, can influence health status (over and above the contribution of other factors):
- we are developing statistical network models to analyse a suitable database on adolescent health.
- social economics - advanced inference approaches to probe the relationship between subjective well-being and risk-taking.
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Applications:
- diagnosis of cancer, hypertension, heart disease
- data storage
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Specific research:
- well developed set of tools for fresh applications in molecular biology, traffic theory, opinion dynamics
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Applications:
- granular materials
- dynamics of opinions and markets
- molecular biology
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