Siri Chongchitnan
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Siri ChongchitnanProfessor Office: B1.24 |
Teaching Responsibilities 2026/27:
Term 2: MA144 Methods of Mathematical Modelling II
Research Interests:
- Cosmology
- Extreme objects in astrophysics
- Technology in mathematics education (especially Python and STACK)
I am the main organiser for the Maths Teaching and Learning SeminarsLink opens in a new window.
Book:
Exploring University Mathematics with PythonLink opens in a new window, Springer (2023).
Recent publications:
- Extreme Values of Black Hole to Stellar Mass Ratio for High-Redshift Galaxies, Astrophysics Journal (2026)
- The Brightest X-ray AGNs at Redshift 3≲z≲6, MNRAS (2025)
My research papers can be found on arXiv.
Project Supervision:
- Current PhD students: Cam Heather, Kourosh Lotfi.
- Fourth-year student: Nathan Durrant (MMathPhys).
- URSS: Jamie Merchant.
If you are a student interested in cosmology, I may be available to supervise PhD, 4th-year and URSS projects.
Awards:
- ISPF/British Council Grant: Project ThaiPASSLink opens in a new window: Thailand-UK Python+Astronomy Summer Schools (2025-26)
- Warwick Award for Teaching Excellence 2021Link opens in a new window
- STFC Grant: Project ThaiPASS (2020-22)
Equality, Diversity and Inclusion:
I have supervised internships on various diversity topics in mathematics (exampleLink opens in a new window).
I chair the Diversity and Decolonisation in Mathematics (D&D) conference series (see 2026 edition here).
More about me:
Please visit my website www.chongchitnan.netLink opens in a new window
