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Address
University of Oxford
Andrew Wiles Building
Radcliffe Observatory Quarter
Woodstock Road
Oxford
OX2 6GG
Recent Publications:
Mathematical modelling of stretch-induced membrane traffic in bladder umbrella cells.
Journal of theoretical biology
volume 409
page 115-132
(November 2016)
Research interests:
I am a DPhil Candidate in Applied Mathematics at the University of Oxford. My research is in industrial mathematics, with a focus on electrochemical modelling and asymptotic analysis. For my PhD, I am working with BBOXX to model charge and discharge of lead-acid batteries for off-grid applications in sub-Saharan Africa.
I am passionate about using mathematical modelling to create smarter batteries and accelerate the development of renewable energy solutions. In particular, I believe that simplified electrochemical models, such as the single-particle model, are crucial to bridge the gap between equivalent-circuit models (fast but physically inaccurate) and physics-based models (accurate but prohibitively complex). I am also particularly keen on developing open-source software to improve collaboration and maximise research impact.
Teaching:
I have been a class tutor for:
- Applied Partial Differential Equations
- Waves and Fluids
I have been a Teaching Assistant for:
- Applied Partial Differential Equations
- Elasticity and Plasticity
I have led consultation sessions in:
- Applied Partial Differential Equations
Prizes, awards, and scholarships:
Gibbs Prize for performance in 4th year exams (Part C)
IMA Prize for performance in 4th year exams (Part C)
Mary Kearsley prize for excellence in Applied Mathematics