Dr Francis G. Woodhouse - mathematical biology, biological physics and complex networked systems

Previously, I worked in academic research focussing on applied mathematical modelling of biological and bio-inspired systems. Following my undergraduate and doctoral degrees in Mathematics at Trinity College, Cambridge, I took up a postdoctoral research position at The University of Western Australia. I then returned to the UK, working first in a Junior Research Fellowship back at Trinity College, Cambridge followed by a Hooke Research Fellowship at the Mathematical Institute, Oxford. Daniel B. Wilson, Francis G. Woodhouse, Matthew J. Simpson, and Ruth E. Baker, Communications Physics 4, 232 (2021) Philip Pearce, Francis G. Woodhouse, Aden Forrow, Ashley Kelly, Halim Kusumaatmaja, and Jörn Dunkel, Nature Communications 10, 5368 (2019) Daniel B. Wilson, Ruth E. Baker, and Francis G. Woodhouse, SIAM Journal of Applied Mathematics 79, 1892–1915 (2019) Alexander P. Browning, Francis G. Woodhouse, and Matthew J. Simpson, Proceedings of the Royal Society A 475, 20190146 (2019) Aden Forrow, F

Dr Francis G. Woodhouse --> Francis Woodhouse --> I am Chief Technology Architect with Smith Institute , where I previously held the positions of Technical Director, Director of Data Science and Mathematical Consultant. Before this, I worked in academic research focussing on applied mathematical modelling of biological and bio-inspired systems. Following my undergraduate and doctoral degrees in Mathematics at Trinity College , Cambridge , I took up a postdoctoral research position at The University of Western Australia . I then returned to the UK, working first in a Junior Research Fellowship

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