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Professor
Catherine
Greenhill
Faculty/Unit:
Sch of Mathematics & Statistic
Research areas:
Combinatorics, graph theory.
Keywords:
analysis of algorithms, applied probability, combinatorics
Professor
Ruiting
Lan
Faculty/Unit:
Biotech & Biomolecular Science
Research areas:
Genomics, Bioinformatics, Genomic epidemiology and evolution of bacterial pathogens.
Professor
Andrew
Brown
Faculty/Unit:
Biotech & Biomolecular Science
Research areas:
Biochemistry involving fats (or lipids), especially pertaining to cholesterol.
Associate Professor
Jason
Harper
Faculty/Unit:
School of Chemistry
Research areas:
Physical Organic Chemistry, Bioorganic Chemistry, Enzymes in Synthesis, Peptide Chemistry, Ionic Liquids, Green Chemistry.
Keywords:
acidity, ionic liquid, reaction mechanisms, solvent effects
Professor
Daniel
Chan
Faculty/Unit:
Sch of Mathematics & Statistic
Research areas:
Non-commutative algebraic geometry, non-commutative surfaces, moduli spaces in non-commutative algebra, the McKay correspondence and non-commutative rings arising from projective geometry.
Dr
Maria
Cunningham
Faculty/Unit:
School of Physics
Research areas:
Radio astronomy, molecular line astronomy and bio-astronomy.
Dr
Donna Mary
Salopek
Faculty/Unit:
Sch of Mathematics & Statistic
Research areas:
mathematical finance, probability, stochastic integration
Associate Professor
Noel
Whitaker
Faculty/Unit:
Biotech & Biomolecular Science
Research areas:
Cancer Biology, with a particular focus on viruses causing cancer.
Professor
Brett
Hayes
Faculty/Unit:
School of Psychology
Research areas:
Reasoning and decision-making; Human judgment; Two-process theories of cognition; The development of memory; Eyewitness memory and suggestibility in children
Keywords:
bayesian inference, category learning, decision-making process, eyewitness memory, judgement, probabilistic reasoning, reasoning
Scientia Professor
Robert
Brooks
Faculty/Unit:
Biological, Earth & Env Sci
Research areas:
evolution, genetics, animal behaviour, mate choice, sexual selection, evolutionary biology