Welcome to Anas Lasri Doukkali who joins us as part of the Infection group and the Mathematical Biology group to complete his PhD. Anas will be developing mathematical models to explore carbapenemase-producing Enterobacteriaceae (CPE) in urinary tract infections. Welcome to St Andrews, Anas!
Author: ruthbowness
Yesterday I was inducted into the Holy Rood RC High School Mathematics Hall of Fame.
This engaging project, unique to Holy Rood RC High School, asks their S2 pupils to choose mathematicians, working in Scottish universities, who inspire them. They then each present their chosen mathematician and the whole year group vote on the winner.
Back in May I was contacted by two pupils from the school, informing me that their class had nominated me for the 2018 Mathematics Hall of Fame. Up against some serious competition, in June I received word that I had won the vote!
I spent the morning with the (now S3) pupils, presenting my research and talking about my love for maths. I was then presented with my award and met with the teachers.
I was so impressed with the department – their commitment to engaging the pupils is fantastic and I think the Mathematics Hall of Fame is a great project to encourage their enthusiasm for maths.
PhD position available with me, and working closely with the St Andrews Mathematical Biology group and Infection group: ‘Developing an individual-based mathematical model to study antibiotic resistant bacteria in urinary tract infections’. See more details at https://www.findaphd.com/search/ProjectDetails.aspx?PJID=96295
See my latest paper published in the Journal of Theoretical Biology:
Modelling the effects of bacterial cell state and spatial location on tuberculosis treatment: Insights from a hybrid multiscale cellular automaton model
Thank you to Mark Chaplain, Stephen Gillespie and Gibin Powathil for co-authoring!
I finally have a website – still working on it but I’m getting there!
