We carry out research in the areas of probability, financial mathematics, data science, statistics and statistical bioinformatics. We collaborate with other subject areas across the University
Day to day human mobility is shaped by decisions on activities and consumption. These mobility choices include when, where and how to travel; and impact the demand and utilization rate of public
Mathematical modelling of the behaviour of drivers and other road users, especially in multi-agent interactions and near-crash situations. Use of modelling concepts from psychology and cognitive
Theoretical Computer Science forms the foundations of computing. One of its primary aims is to provide a mathematically grounded theory for developing sophisticated algorithms for real-world
Our research is concerned with solving challenging equations that describe interesting and important problems. As well as conducting research in the foundations of applied mathematics, the department
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