Author: pghjorth

Associate professor of mathematics at DTU Compute

Postdoctoral position: Creating a state-of-the-art epidemic indoors intervention simulator

Applications are invited for the position of a Postdoctoral Research Associate in the School of Mathematics at Cardiff University, to work on computational modelling and a state-of-the-art epidemic indoors intervention simulator. The successful candidate will work with Dr Thomas Woolley and Dr Katerina Kaouri, in collaboration with Prof Wassim Jabi (Cardiff Architecture) and Prof Ian Griffiths (Oxford Maths), to enhance the impact of research […]

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Fully-funded PhD studentship (UK) – Modelling disease spread in enclosed spaces  (Deadline: 1st May)

A fully-funded PhD studentship on the mathematical modelling of disease spread and non-pharmaceutical interventions in enclosed spaces is available, made possible through funding from the new OneZoo Centre for Doctoral Training.  The student will be based at the School of Mathematics in Cardiff University. They will be supervised by Dr Thomas Woolley (CU […]

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PhD position in Applied Mathematics/Mathematical Biology (4 years)

We are searching for an excellent candidate for a fully funded PhD position (4 years) in Applied Mathematics/Mathematical Biology. The project is on modelling and data analysis of In-Vitro Fertilization. The scholarship is provided by the GW4 BioMed Doctoral Training Programme which is funded by the UK Medical Research Council.  The student will […]

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2nd Southeast Asian Study group meeting on industrial problems, November 15-19, 2021

The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda, Vadodara, Gujarat, India is organizing 2nd South East Asian Virtual Study Group Meeting on Industrial Problems during 15-19 November 2021(VSEASGMIP201). The time is 2:30PM(IST)-9:00PM(IST) Online registration can be done using above mentioned website. Registration is free. We shall use ZOOM Platform for this meeting. Main […]

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Mathematics in industry reports (miir)

Supported by ECMI, Cambridge University Press now hosts and organises reports from Study Groups with Industry. This is an on-line repository of reports from study groups around the world.  MIIR provides visibility for early stage research in industrially relevant mathematics. A report in MIIR, while not a peer-reviewed publication, is a […]

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