Research Group
Current Post-Docs
Ben Collyer : (2015-) Machine learning for AMR & vaccination against Schistosomiasis
Ed Hill : (2016- ) Health economic predictions for vaccination
Current PhD students
Katherine Broadfoot (2015-) Models of measles and influenza transmission
Joe Hilton (2015-) Dynamics of household infection with demography
Chris Davis (2016-) Stochastic models of Sleeping Sickness
Cameron Lack (2016-) Models of within-host infection dynamics
Sophie Meakin (2016-) Spatial models of infection and the development of spatial correlations
Trystan Leng (2017-) Network models for the spread of sexually transmitted infections
Ben Millar (2018-) Age-structured models of sleeping sickness
I also co-supervise: Emma Davis, Connor White
Past Post-Docs
Jolene Atia : (2015-2018) Mathematical Models of Footrot infection in sheep (NHS Trust)
Sam Brand : (2013-2016) Spatial and Network models of livestock disease spread (PDRA at Warwick)
Leon Danon : (2008-2011) Understanding contact networks and models of pandemics (Senior Lecturer in Data Analytics, University of Exeter)
Samik Datta : (2009-2016) Models of Bee Diseases & Health-Economics for Dept of Health (Fisheries Modeller, NWIA, New Zealand)
Ken Eames : (2000-2007) Contact networks for sexually transmitted infections (NIH personal fellowship, Lecturer at LSHTM, now left academia)
Penny Hancock : (2010-2012) Predicting spread and sources of infection from complex human movement patterns (Oxford Big Data Institute).
Jane Heffernan : (2005-2006) Immunological models of infectious diseases, waning immunity. (Professor, Dept. Mathematics, York Uni., Toronto)
Thomas House : (2008-2014) Household structure and its impacts on disease dynamics and intervention strategies. (Reader, University of Manchester)
Amandine Lurette : (2008-2009) Network models of Salmonella control in the pig industry. (Lecturer, Montpellier)
Jonathan Read : (2000-2008) Contact networks and disease evolution (Senior Lecturer, Lancaster University)
Kat Rock : (2014-2017) Predictions of Human African Trypanosomiasis (Assistant Professor, University of Warwick)
Joshua Ross : (2005-2006) Markovian models in ecology and epidemiology (Professor, University of Adelaide)
Jayanthi Santhanam : (2009-2010) Models of livestock diseases in the USA (Post-Doc in Nick Savill's Lab, Edinburgh)
Mike Tildesley : (2002-2009) Spatial simulations of infectious diseases, particularly foot-and-mouth disease (Associate Prof, Warwick University)
Matthew Vernon : (2006-2012) Animal movements and the spread of infectious diseases of farm animals (Principal Systems Administrator at Sanger Centre)
Steve Webb : (2005-2009) Evolution in spatial networks, pair-wise approximation models (Lectureship, Liverpool)
Past Phd Students
Ken Eames (2000-2003): Contact networks for sexually transmitted infections (NIH personal fellowship)
Jim MacDonald (2002-2006): Seasonal birth pulses in wildlife diseases. (Associate Analyst Programmer for Tessella)
Ellen Brooks Pollock (2004-2008): Cattle movement database and the modelling of bovine TB. (Post-Doc at Harvard School of Public Health)
Elizabeth Widman (2008-2012): Competition and Species Composition on Coral Reefs (Data Scientist, Doximity San Francisco, CA.).
Sam Brand (2009-2012): Spatial models of disease spread and invasion (PDRA at Warwick)
Matt Graham (2010-2014): Network Structure and Epidemic Spread (Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health)
Kat Rock (2010-2013): Models of vector-borne diseases (Assistant Professor, University of Warwick)
Mike Irvine (2011-2015): Dynamics and spatial patterns of sea-grass (PDRA, Uni of British Columbia)
Peter Dawson (2012-2016): Movement networks and the spread of foot-and-mouth disease (Analyst at Government Operational Research Service)