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Discrete event simulation, energy modelling, sustainable manufacturing practices, industrial eco-efficiency, performance improvement, practice diffusion.

Tel: +44 1904 325302 
Email: peter.ball@york.ac.uk
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Location: Ron Cooke Hub RCH/224

Bioconvection; dispersion of biased swimming micro-organisms in bioreactors; differential dynamic microscopy for high-throughput assays on cell motility; spaciation;structure population dynamics in agricultural pest control; mathematical physiology; plankton patch dynamics; chemoconvestion; and bacterial swarming

Tel: +44 1904 322038  
Email: martin.bees@york.ac.uk
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Tel: +44 1904 325367 
Email: r.j.bingham@york.ac.uk
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Location: Ron Cooke Hub RCH/324

Intelligent autonomous vehicles, industrial automation and flight control with common cross-linking strands in multi-agent systems, machine vision, bio-inspiration, novel hardware demonstrators and complexity.

Tel: +44 1904 322359
Email: tc@ohm.york.ac.uk  
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Location: School of Physics, Engineering and Technology P/M/001

Coupling and stochastic stability, and their application to perfect simulation.

Symmetries in Dynamical Models of Evolution and Ecology, Stochastic Modelling, Quantum Field Theory, Integrable Systems, Quantum Groups. 

Game Analytics, Business Intelligence and User Research

Tel: +44 1904 325354
Email: anders.drachen@york.ac.uk
Publications: Google Scholar
Location: Ron Cooke Hub RCH/232

Dynamic properties of viruses

Tel: +44 1904 325366
Email: eric.dykeman@york.ac.uk
Publications: The York Research Datebase
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Location: Ron Cooke Hub RCH/325

British scuplute, Queer Theory and Animal studies

Tel: +44 1904 324250 
Email: jason.edwards@york.ac.uk
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Location: Vanbrugh V/232 

Working on computational models of ecology and evolution: network analysis, animal social networks, predator-prey interactions. 

Tel: +44 1904 325342 
Email: daniel.franks@york.ac.uk
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Location: Ron Cooke Hub RCH/228 

Applying systems theory, complex systems theory, and network analysis techniques to a wide range of problems, largely focused on the prcoessing of information  

Tel: +44 1904 325027 
Email: philip.garnett@york.ac.uk
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Location: Ron Cooke Hub RCH/338

Quantum modelling of nanoscale devices, graphene and Raman spectroscopy of complex systems including single-cell Raman. Interested in the study of complex phenomena across length- and time-scales

Tel: +44 1904 325332
Email: y.hancock@york.ac.uk
Publications: The York Research Database
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Location: RCH/328

Plant ecology, community dynamics and evolutionary ecology 

Tel: +44 1904 325334 
Email: richard.law@york.ac.uk
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Location: Ron Cooke Hub RCH/327

Mathematical physics (integrable models and quantum groups), applied mathematics (warfare modelling, scaling laws in biology and physics)

Tel: +44 1904 323493  
Email: niall.mackay@york.ac.uk 
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Location: Mathematics G/N/111

Novel electronic and computational systems whose designs are motivated by biological principles of organisation and operation

Study of neural networks and their application to a variety of problems

Individual-based models (IBMS) of growth, competition and foraging in marine systems: marine reservices and evolutionary fisheries management, evolution under uncertainly, plankton dynamics; terrestrial carbon dynamics in complex food webs, epidemiology, group movement, wind farms and dead birds

Tel: +44 1904 328559  
Email: jon.pitchford@york.ac.uk
Publications: Google Scholar 
Homepages: Biology Mathematics
Location: Biology Room B/S109

Working on organisation of ant societies, specifically how the simple behavioural rules followed by individual ants interact to produce adaptive colony-level behaviours

Tel: +44 1904 3255338
Email: elva.robinson@york.ac.uk
Publications: Google Scholar 
Location: Biology B/D/003

Applying electromagnetic and radio frequency techniques to bio-medical problems; electromagnetic compatibility and shielding

Tel: +44 1904 322385 
Email: martin.robinson@york.ac.uk 
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Location: School of Physics, Engineering and Technology P/Z/014

Nuclear magnetice resonance - spin dynamics in spectroscopy and computation 

Tel: +44 1904 325134 
Email: angelika.sebald@york.ac.uk a
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Location: Ron Cooke Hub RCH/227

Evolutionary computation, particularly alternative representations and their application to image processing. Vision and image analysis for novel medical computing and rich media applications, such as video augmented environments 

Non-standard computation, complex adaptive systems, non-von Neumann architectures 

Distributed cognition, swarm intelligence, robotics, and chemical computing systems

Tel: +44 1904 325551
Email: james.stovold@york.ac.uk
Publications: Google Scholar
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Location: Computer Science CSE/121

Bio-inspired digital hardware, built-in self-test and self-repair, programmable logic, and cellular automata 

Industrial organization and corporate finance, understanding optimal dynamic decision making under uncertainty, using techniques from optimal control theory, optimal stopping theory, game theory, and infinite dimensional analysis.

Tel: +44 1904 32 5004 
Email: jacco.thijssen@york.ac.uk
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Location: Ron Cooke Hub RCH/226

Autmatic design of adative systems using unconstrained evolution and development on a hardware platform 

Tel: +44 1904 323324
Email: martin.trefzer@york.ac.uk 
Location: School of Physics, Engineering and Technology P/M/105

Novel analytical and computational tools for the modelling of viruses

Tel: +44 1904 325368 
Email: reidun.twarock@york.ac.uk
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Location: Ron Cooke Hub RCH/323

Design of biologically-inspired architectures, artificial immune systems, evolvable hardware, FPGA system design, fault tolerant design, and real-time systems 

Tel: +44 1904 322340 
Email: amt@ohm.york.ac.uk
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Location: School of Physics, Engineering and Technology P/B/005

Development and application of ant colony optimisation techniques within the field of facility location, a branch of supply chain management  

Narrative theory and complex systems

Tel: +44 1904 323338 
Email: richard.walsh@york.ac.uk
Publications: Google Scholar
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Location: Derwent M/110

Working on chemometrics, biostatistics and image analysis 

Tel: +44 1904 325369
Email: julie.wilson@york.ac.uk
Publications: Google Scholar
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Location: Mathematics G/N/105

Working on complexity and emergent phenomena in biologically inspired models 

Tel: +44 1904 328650  
Email: jamie.wood@york.ac.uk 
Publications: Google Scholar
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Location: Biology Room B/S112

Unconventional computing with physical systems

Applications of non linear and delayed dynamics method to mathematical biology/epidemiology, especially to immunology and autoimmunity, and stochastic analysis

Tel: +4 1904 325362
Email: farzad.fatehichenar@york.ac.uk
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Location: Ron Cooke Hub RCH/320

Sam Clarke
Mathematics
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Development of software packages for the analysis of X-ray hydroxyl radical RNA footprinting data

Tel: +44 1904 325365
Email: sam.clark@york.ac.ukmailto:sam.clark@york.ac.uk 
Location: Ron Cooke Hub RCH/321

Mathematical modelling of conformational changes in viral capsids
Development of mathematical tools for the structural characterisation of polypeptide nanoparticles used as vaccines

Tel: +44 1904 325369
Email: giuliana.indelicato@york.ac.ukmailto:giuliana.indelicato@york.ac.uk
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Location: Ron Cooke Hub RCH/321

Packaging signal-mediated assembly in hepatitis B and other medically relevant viruses and how these can be exploited for antiviral therapy

Tel: +44 1904 325363
Email: eva.weiss@york.ac.uk
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Location: Ron Cooke Hub RCH/321 

Stewart Aitken

• Computer Science 2010 - 2021
• Supervised by Professor Susan Stepney

Myat Aung

• Computer Science 2017 -2021
• Supevised by Professor Alex Wade and Professor Paul Cairns 

• Computer Science 2016 - 2020
• Supervised by Dr Paul Cairns

• Computer Science 2018 - 2022
• Supervised by Dr Jez Wells

• Computer Science 2018 - 2022
• Supervised by Dr James Walker

• Computer Science 2019/2023
• Supervised by Dr Ben Kirman

• Computer Science 2016 - 2020
• Supervised by Dr Sebastian Deterding

• Computer Science 2015 - 2020
• Supvervised by Dr Sebastian Deterding

• Computer Science 2019 - 2023
• Supvervised by Dr Jo Iacovides and Pofessor Paul Cairns

• Computer Science 2016 - 2020
• Supervised by Dr jenna Ng and Dr Jo Iacovides 

• Computer Science 2017 - 2021
• Supvervised by Dr James Walker

• Computer Science 2017 - 2021
• Supervised by Dr Sebastian Deterding

• Computer Science 2018 - 2922
• Supervised by Professor Paul Cairns

• Computer Science 2018 - 2022
• Supervised by Dr Daniel Franks and Dr James Walker

• Computer Science 2019 - 2023
• Supversided by Jen Beeston and Professor Paul Cairns

• Computer Science 2016 - 2020
• Supervised by Dr Sebastian Deterding

• Computer Science 2015 - 2020
• Supverised by Professor Maian Ursu

• Computer Science 2019 - 2024
• Supervised by Dr Floiran Block and Dr James Walker

• Computer Science 2019 - 2023
• Supervised by Dr James Walker

• Computer Science 2016 - 2021
• Supervised by Dr James Walker

• Computer Science 2018 - 2022
• Supervised by Dr James Walker

• Computer Science 2018 - 2022
• Supervised by Professor Anders Drachen and Professor Alex Wade

• Computer Science 2018 - 2022
• Supervised by Professor Anders Drachen and Professor Alex Wade

• Computer Science 2017 - 2023
• Supervised by Dr James Cussens

• Computer Science 2018 - 2022
• Supervised by Dr Jo Iacovides and Dr Sebastian Deterding

• Computer Science 2017 - 2022
• Supervised by Dr James Walkerand Dr Florian Block

Use of computational models to inform or replace biological experimentation, robust model design, statistical analysis of simulations of complex systems

University of Birmingham

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Machine learning in bioinformatics specially for cancer modelling and gene regulatory networks

Qassim University

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Regional growth and development, public sector management, employment issues, urban-rural dynamics, community cohesion and social capital, industry and innovation, knowledge economies and ICT. 

Email: ignazio.cabras@york.ac.uk 
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Location: Ron Cooke Hub RCH/339

Modelling & Simulation of Biosystems: simulation of complex biosystems.  Data Science: methods & tools for exploratory data analysis and visualisation for biosystems.

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Email: lsd.caves@gmail.com

Complex systems, statistical physics, evolutionary dynamics, theoretical ecology, social modelling & experiments

Universidad Carlos III de Madrid

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Mathematical modeling of self-organizing systems and complex systems, social development and the social determinants of health.

St. Francis Xavier, Canada

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Geometry, Symmetries, Moonshine, Clifford algebras, Kac-Moody algebras, Coxeter groups, Cosmology, String Theory, Viruses, Fullerenes, Quasicrystals 

York St John University

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Bioinformatics especially NGS data analysis, modelling and visualisation. Complex systems analysis and emergence in dynamic biological systems

University of Leeds

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Cybernetics and Adaptive Systems

University of Manchester - Manchester Business School

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Social aspects of informal value exchange; simulating the social processes of science; bridging the qualitative-quantitative worlds; the social complexity of immigration and diversity; social and socially-situated intelligence; measures and characterizations of complexity; evolutionary processes; nature and application of context in cognitive and AI domains; social simulation; philosophy of science (particularly modelling);  the application of social processes/structures to computational systems, simulating the social processes of science and using qualitative data to inform the specification of agent-based models.

Molecular modelling and computer simulation of biomolecules

Qassim University

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The application of social anthropological theory to ‘real-world’ complex problems especially with respect to human-environmental issues: co-creation of knowledge

Email: johnf.sei@gmail.com

Simulation of stem cell fate computation

Email: richard.greaves@york.ac.uk
Location: Ron Cooke Hub RCH/226

Artificial Chemistry: Computational Creativity; Bio-reflective Architectures; Evolutionary Robotics; Pattern Recognition

Publications: Google Scholar

Sainsbury Laboratory, Cambridge

Email: genevieve.hines@slcu.cam.ac.uk

Category theory as a unifying principle that allows us to see the structures in common to a range of fields, from logic, pure mathematics and theroretical computer science, to quantum computing, crytopgraphy, linguistics, and cognitive science

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Self-organisation in plant development

Sainsbury Laboratory Cambridge University

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Evolutionary and bio-inspired computing methods and applications in biology and medicine 

Heriot-Watt University, Edinburgh

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Development and application of coarse grained models to study kinetic, thermodynamic and mechanical properties of biomolecules

International School for Advanced Studies (SISSA)

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Participatory agent-based modelling: envisaging the future through making, playing and explaining games

University of Oxford

Engineering nature-inspired systems, modelling, simulation, and validation of complex systems, modelling and metamodelling, software engineering, eg. for security, with formality, Formal and integrated software specification 

Keele University

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Families and Love as Complex Systems;  Change in Complex Systems; Complex Thinking; Complexity theory; Interdisciplinary processes and practices; Epistemology and philosophy of science

Centre for Social Studies, University of Coimbra, Portugal

Publications: Researchgate
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Email: ana.teixeirademelo@york.ac.uk

Swarm and evolutionary robotics, and computational biology

University of Sunderland

Publications: Google Scholar
Email: jon.timmis@sunderland.ac.uk

Supply chain risk management in solving quality risk by using a large scale, empirical approach 

Cardiff University, Business School

Email: tsem1@cardiff.ac.uk

Methods and methodology; time and temporality; children and childhood; cities and urban change; food; critical realism; 
change and continuity

University of Warwick

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Population genetics, molecular phylogeny and comparative genomics of rhizobia and other bacteria. Molecular ecology and diversity of mycorrhizal fungi. Bioinformatics and environmental genomics. Biologically-inspired computing

Email: peter.young@york.ac.uk 
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