Engineering Mathematics Research Group
The Engineering Mathematics Research Group uses mathematical, computational, and experimental methods to solve real-world engineering problems. Our interdisciplinary research focuses on five overlapping themes.
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- Robotics
- Intelligent Systems
- Soft Robotics Research Group
- Collective Dynamics
- Tactile Robots
- Redirect (Computational Neuroscience)
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Theoretical and experimental mechanics
We combine mathematical modelling, numerical simulations, and experiments to better understand the mechanical responses of materials and how these can be used in modern applications.
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Data-driven physical modelling
We are pioneering new approaches for identifying and constructing mathematical models from data.
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Mathematical and engineering biology
Our researchers are constantly striving to advance the development of multi-scale mathematical and computational models of complex biological systems.
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Applied nonlinear mathematics
We have a long-standing tradition of developing new mathematical methods for solving difficult nonlinear problems arising across all areas of engineering and the applied sciences.
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Industrial mathematics
Many of our researchers engage with industry partners and use mathematical and computational methods to solve their problems.
