Dr Emma Horton
My research interests include branching processes, growth-fragmentation processes, Feynman-Kac formulae and sequential Monte Carlo methods. I am particularly interested in applications to radiation transport including neutron transport and proton beam therapy, as well as biological applications such as telomere length dynamics.
Teaching
- 25/26 - ST228 Mathematical Methods for Statistics and Probability
Office hours
If you would like to arrange a meeting, please email me with your availability.
Upcoming events
- Discrete Random Structures II, Poland, 18-22 May 2026
- Properties of Enhanced Branching Structures, China, 7-12 June 2026
- Mathematical Models in Ecology and Evolution 2026, Cork, 21-24 July 2026