Listed below are areas of research in which students may undertake a PhD, Masters, Honours or Vacation Scholarship with me. Please feel free to make an appointment to discuss any of these topics in more detail.

Information on postgraduate programs, enrolment, scholarships etc. can be accessed from the School of Mathematics and Physics Homepage (in which the discipline - previously Department - of MATHEMATICS lies).

Research Areas and topics for PhD research include:

• Uncertainty Quantification using Polynomial Chaos, with applications to egineering
• The study of Latin hypercube sampling as applied to Population of models and Uncertainty Quantification
• The study of latin squares and quasigroups
• The identification of defining sets in latin squares and block designs
• The study of trades - with the main emphasis on latin trades
• The study of block designs and various properties
• Applications and uses of trades (including applications to cryptography)

PhD Students for whom I've been a supervisor:

Current:

Trent Marbach

PhD students from earlier years

Fatih Demirkale(2013, principle supervisor)
Thomas McCourt(2010, principle supervisor)
Carlo Hamalainen(2007, principle supervisor)
Nicolas Cavenagh(2003, principle supervisor)
Richard Bean (2001, principle supervisor)
Philip Hawkes (1999, principle supervisor)
Adelle House (1998, principle supervisor)
Rebecca Gower (1995, associate supervisor)