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2017 Intake

Student
PhD topic
Supervised by
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Susanna Cant
Modelling the effects of coinfection and immunosuppression
Dr Bridget Penman (Life Sciences) and Professor Matt Keeling (Maths/Life Sciences) 
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Harvey Devereux
Top-down and bottom-up models in active matter
Professor Matthew Turner (Physics) and Dr Shashi Thutupalli, NCBS Bangalore
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Samuel Forbes
Data driven analysis and modelling of the wealth distribution
Dr Stefan Grosskinsky (formerly of Warwick) and Dr Alexander Karalis Isaac
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Alexander Holmes

Mathematical Modelling to Inform Yaws Eradication
Dr Louise Dyson (Maths/Life Sciences) and Professor Mike Tildesley (Maths/Life Sciences)

Moh Huda

Moh Huda

(Direct Entry PhD 2018)
Spatial Modelling of Cell Type-Specific Gene Expression
Dr Julia Brettschneider (Statistics) and Dr Sascha Ott (SBIDER)
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Connah Johnson

Simulating the evolution of realistic redox chemical reaction networks through thermodynamically driven chemical expansion
Professor Orkun Soyer (Life Sciences)
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Michael Luya

Symmetry Invariant Representations for Machine Learning of Electronic Structure Data beyond Energies
Dr Reinhard Maurer (Chemistry)
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Benjamin Miller

Age structured models for Human African Trypanosomiasis, Epidemiology
Professor Matt Keeling (Maths/Life Sciences) and Dr Kat Rock (Maths)
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Mohammad Noorbakhsh

Predicting Drought in the African Continent
Professor Colm Connaughton (Maths/Complexity Science) and Dr Francisco A. Rodrigues (University of São Paulo)
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Emma Southall

Early warning signals of disease elimination
Dr Louise Dyson (Maths/Life Sciences) and Professor Mike Tildesley (Maths/Life Sciences)
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Juan Ungredda

Multi-Information source Bayesian Optimisation
Professor Juergen Branke (Warwick Business School)
Danielle Varjosalmi
Danielle Varjosalmi
(Direct Entry PhD 2018)
 
Efficient and Parallel Simulation-based Optimisation
Professor Juergen Branke (Warwick Business School)