I am a Research Associate in the Cardio-Mathematics group at Imperial College London, modelling electrical activity in the heart.

I completed my PhD thesis in 2009, under the supervision of Professor Dwight Barkley. In it I examined, through numerical techniques, the evolution of perturbations to a steady flow in an expanding pipe and in flow past a uniform circular cylinder. Calculations were performed using a Spectral/hp-Fourier method using SEMTEX written by Dr. Hugh Blackburn. Further information on my research is available here.

More generally, my interests extend to the numerical solution of PDEs, Numerical Linear Algebra, High Performance Computing and Parallel Computing. I have developed or co-developed some software which is freely available to download from this website.

My CV is available here. A full version is available upon request.