Henry graduated in 2019 with a PhD in Mathematics for Real-World Systems.

Former PhD student at the Mathematics for Real World Systems CDT, based in the Centre for Complexity Science and supervised by Professor Matthew Turner and Professor George Rowlands. Research included looking at simple models of "intelligent" decision making processes in active matter systems whereby systems move so as to maximize their future freedom, i.e. to maximally keep their options open.

Background

• MSc in Mathematics for Real-World Systems awarded with distinction (2015).

• Graduated from University College London in September 2014 with an MSci in Physics. First class honours and included on the Dean's List for Academic Excellence. My final year project was on "Entropy Production in Small Systems" and supervised by Professor Ian Ford.

• In the summer of 2012 I did a 10 week summer project funded by the EPSRC at the Research Complex at Harwell on "Optical Ptychography", supervised by Professor Ian Robinson and Dr Fucai Zhang.
• Here is a copy of my CV (updated April 2018).

Publications

• "Stochastic entropy production arising from nonstationary thermal transport", Phys. Rev. E 92, 042108 (October 2015) (arXiv)

Conferences/Summer Schools

• Fundamental Problems in Statistical Physics Summer School (FPSP XIV, 16-29 July 2017, Bruneck) Here    is the poster I presented.
• Beijing Summer School on Nonequilibrium Statistical Physics and Active Matter (Chinese Academy of Sciences, 08-20 August 2016. Read about it in my IOP blog entry!)
• Principles of Biological and Robotic Navigation (BioNav16) (Max Planck Institute for the Physics of Complex Systems, Dresden, 29-31 August 2016). Here is the poster I presented.
• European Study Group With Industry (ESGI 116, University of Durham, 11-15 April 2016)

Personal Site

www.henrycharlesworth.com