Student projects: available here.

Current research: I am interested in making claims about dynamical systems based on their structure, broadly defined as the partial information on what interacts with what and how. Work in this area interacts with diverse areas, including analysis, combinatorics, and differential geometry.

Open source/recreational maths: I created and occasionally update an open source biological modelling environment (hosted at sourceforge), designed to make it easy for non-mathematicians to create and simulate biological models. I have just written a translator from SBML allowing import of SBML models into the interface, which is listed on the SBML website. Have a look at this page for some fun recreational maths stuff.

A brief career history: In 2001 I finished a PhD in the maths department of Queen Mary , University of London, supervised by Paul Glendinning. Since then I have been teaching and doing research, mainly at UCL, but with a brief spell at the University of Essex, until joining Portsmouth in 2010.