Mathematics and Statistics

Professor Michael Plank

Former postgraduate students

• PhD - Giorgia Vattiato: Modelling individual heterogeneity in behaviour for wildlife management and conservation (2021)
• PhD - Julie Mugford: Improving the reliability of citizen science data (2021)
• MSc - Stephen Merry: Quantifying the effect of individual heterogeneity in epidemic spread on a network (2021)
• PhD - Michael Hackney: Modelling cooperative and competitive behaviour in the exploitation of marine resources (2019)
• PhD - Allanah Kenny: Parallel neurovascular coupling models and associated spreading depression (2019)
• PhD - Elshin Mathias: Computational modelling of neurovascular coupling and the BOLD signal (2017)
• PhD - Hafiz Mohd: Modelling the presence-absence of multiple species (2016)
• PhD - Jaijus Pallippadan: Modulating factors of intracellular calcium dynamics in vascular smooth muscle cell: a numerical study (2016)
• Masters - Allanah Kenny: Calcium dynamics and wave propagation in coupled cells (2016)
• PhD - Rachelle Binny: Spatial moment models for collective cell behaviour (2015)
• PhD - Helen Warburton: The role of body size in predator-prey interactions and community structure (2015)
• PhD - Scott Graybill: Modelling nephron dynamics and tubuloglomerular feedback (2010)
• PhD - Nicole Kleinstreuer: Mathematical modeling of renal autoregulation (2009)
• PhD - Andrew Comerford: Computational models of endothelial and nucleotide function (2007)