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Vacancies
- As of 2018 there is a new scheme within the School of Engineering to allocate studentships from EPSRC. These cover tuition for UK/EU students for four years and a stipend for 3.5 years. The deadline for application is the end of January and notifications come in March for starting the following October. An application includes a research proposal that ideally should align with the proposed supervisor. Contact me if you are interested in including me as your proposed supervisor.
- I encourage PhD applications by exceptional international (overseas) candidates to the Chancellor's International Scholarship, which covers overseas tuition for four years and a stipend for 3.5 years. There are about 40 awarded per year across the university and they are highly competitive. Applications are due in January for starting the following October. Contact me if you are interested in including me as your proposed supervisor.
- Externally-funded applicants to the PhD program are welcome. Contact me for more information. The university keeps a directory of scholarship information. Eligible domestic students have a very good chance at securing funding.
Research Fellows
| Name | Since | Topic |
| Dr Hamidreza Arjmandi | 2021 | Signal Propagation and Information in Microscale Biological Applications (SIMBA) |
Postgraduate Research Students
| Name | Degree | Since | Topic |
|
(co-supervision by Chris Corre) |
PhD | 2018 | Real-Time Behavioral Dynamics in Microscopic Populations with Noisy Signaling |
|
Yanahan Paramalingam (co-supervision by Freya Harrison and Tara Schiller) |
PhD | 2021 | Controlling Information Propagation in Biofilms with Molecular Communication |
|
(co-supervision by Anne Straube) |
PhD | 2021 | Modelling neuronal trafficking and survival to predict the progression of neurodegenerative diseases |
Project Students
| Name |
Module/Program |
Year | Topic |
| Nana Kyei-Baffour | ES327 | 2021-2022 | Hacking Cancer's Communication Network |
Former Research Members
| Name | Degree | Year | Project/Thesis Title |
| Rachel Fearn | MScR | 2021 | Developing an Optogenetic-Detrusor Smooth Muscle Cell Computational Model to Explore the Feasibility of Optogenetic Control of Human Bladder |
| Michael Brown | MSc | 2020 | Stochastic Analysis of TCR-pMHCI Pathway and its antagonist PD-L1-PD-1 Pathway Inhibition |
| Yuting Fang | PhD (ANU) | 2019 | Cooperative Molecular Communication (co-supervision with Jonas Yang) |
| Declan Rooney | MSc | 2019 | Single neuron modelling of deep brain stimulation in neurodegenerative diseases |
| Yiran Wang | MPhil (ANU) | 2018 | Reactive Surfaces in Molecular Communication Systems (co-supervision with Jonas Yang) |
| Tobias Schwering | MSc (IDC) | 2016 | Molecular Communication in Blood Vessels: A Stochastic Channel Modeling Approach (co-supervision with Robert Schober, Arman Ahmadzadeh, and Vahid Jamali) |
| Arman Ahmadzadeh | MSc (IDC) | 2013 | Improving Range of Molecular Communication with Relays (co-supervision with Robert Schober) |
| Mokhtar Marzouk | Bachelor (IDC) | 2013 | Distance Estimation for Molecular Communication (co-supervision with Robert Schober) |
Former Project Students
Mahir Taher (MSc IBR, 2021)
Jack Kirby (ES327, 2020-2021)
Raghav Mehta (ES327, 2020-2021)
Maksim Makerov (ES327, 2019-2020)
Rachael Fearn (ES327, 2018-2019)
Hyunseog Lee (ES327, 2018-2019)
Mahith Pemmaraju (ES327, 2018-2019)
Jack Ridley (ES327, 2018-2019)
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