Dr Adam Kleczkowski
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Interesting links:
- I am a Head of Mathematics and Statistics Group in Stirling, so please visit our web site;
- Our group is a part of Department of Computing Science and Mathematics, at the University of Stirling;
- Botanical Epidemiology and Modelling Group at Cambridge, where I worked until recently;
- My personal web page;
- Current projects:
- Episystem.net - a web page for our EPISYSTEM project
- Eco-delivery - a web page for our ECO-DELIVERY project
My formal CV
Research interests:
My particular interests are in the following areas:
- Predicting spread of infectious diseases on various networks and desigining effective ways of controlling the spread under a condition of incomplete knowledge (in collaboration with Botanical Epidemiology and Modelling Group, Department of Plant Sciences, University of Cambridge and Insitute of Physics, Jagellonian University);
- Designing Markets for Ecosystem Services Delivery (ECO-DELIVERY)
- EPISYSTEM: Designing biological, social and economic environments to enhance resistance to zoonotic outbreaks
- Characterising livestock system "zoonoses hotspots"
- Controlling epidemic spread by social distancing
- Parameter estimation and prediction for epidemic data, particularly
Teaching interests:
Courses currently taught:
- Stochastic processes (year 3/4), MAT9MD
- Modelling with Differential Equations (year 3/4), MAT9LB
- Real Analysis (year 3/4), MAT9LC
- Numerical Methods (year 3/4), MAT9JB
- Projects in Mathematics and its Applications, MAT9J8/K8
- Calculus for year 2 applied maths students (MAT913)
- Advanced topics in calculus for year 3/4 applied maths students (MAT9MA)
Courses recently taught:
- Introduction to mathematical biology for Part IA (1st year) Natural Sciences course
- Statistical methods for Part IB (2nd year) Microbial and Plant Sciences course
- Plant epidemiology and microbial dynamics, Part II (3rd and final year)
- Introduction to Epidemiological modelling, part of CIDC (Cambridge Infectious Diseases Consortium) post-graduate course.
PhDs:
- Spread and control of diseases on networks (Katarzyna Oles)
- Parameter estimation for epidemics (Vincent Marmara)
Courses that I would like to teach:
The list is not very long - in fact, most of my 'dream' courses I already teach!
- Mathematical ecology, and in particular stochastic models
- Modelling for economics
Selected publications
Adam Kleczkowski papers is a group in Mathematics on Mendeley.
Last updated by AK, 1 June 2011 .
