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6 people are involved in this multidisciplinary project.
Each person brings complementary skills to the project.
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Carron Shankland
is a senior lecturer at the University of Stirling and is the
principal investigator of the project. Her role is to provide expertise
in theoretical computer science techniques, process algebra in
particular.
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Rachel Norman
is a senior lecturer in the Mathematics group at the University
of Stirling. She is responsible for relating results to traditional
Ordinary Differential Equation models of epidemiology, and for providing
mathemtical biology input more generally.
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Chris McCaig
has just completed his PhD thesis on using WSCCS for disease
spread. He is continuing this work in this project.
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Soufiene Benkirane
has just started his PhD at the University of Stirling.
His work focusses on the use of PEPA for disease spread.
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Mike Begon
is Professor of Ecology at the University of Liverpool.
He brings biological expertise to the project.
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Jane Hillston
is a Professor of Computing within the School of Informatics at the University of Edinburgh. She invented PEPA in 1991, and is collaborating on
this project as PEPA expert.
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