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student supervision
PhD
- 2023–6 - Ahmed Rashwan (Bath): Statistical modelling and minimization of energy use in 5G networks
- 2023 - Nina Dekoninck Bruhin (Cambridge): Generalizations of the fast Fourier transform (industry mini-project)
- 2022–5 - Kishan Sthankiya (QMUL): Energy-use modelling of radio access networks
- 2020–2 - Hayley Wragg (Bath): Indoor radio propagation
- 2019 - Bas Lodewijks (Bath): Distributed heuristics for combinatorial optimization (industry mini-project)
- 2019–21 - Amy Middleton (Bath): Distributed heuristics for LTE system optimization
- 2013 - Jamie Fairbrother (Lancaster): Statistical modelling of TV interference for shared-spectrum devices. (internship Jan-Jun 2013)
- 2012 - Bo Ye (London South Bank): TV sensing for whitespace applications. (internship Oct-Dec 2012)
- 2009 - Peter Tam (Birmingham): Optimal railway trip planning in the presence of known delay distributions (internship Oct-Dec 2009)
- 2006–8 - Linlin Song (QMUL): Random graph models for wireless networks - degree awarded 2010-05-31. Now working in China
- 2001–4 - Natasha Savage (UMIST): Random Boolean networks. Afterwards postdoc at Sheffield, Edinburgh; now at Liverpool University
- 1996–8 - Tony Dixon (UWA): Feigenbaum scaling. Now working in Perth WA
undergraduate
- 2022 - Annalise Stockley (Durham): Quantum computing applied to antenna beamforming (summer internship)
- 2021 - Artem Khovanov (Cambridge): Spectral estimation
- 2021 - Holly Martin (Cambridge): Voronoi diagrams
- 2019 - Baptiste Fontaine (Réunion): Simulation of satellite networks with ns-3
- 2013 - Chenhao Li (Cambridge): Mobility prediction algorithms
- 2007 - Hong Xuan (Cambridge): Generalized Voronoi geometry
- 2006 - Andrew Ainsworth (Cambridge): WAP channel allocation
MSc
- 2024 - Owen Cain (Bath): SVD perturbation theory applied to radio channel modelling
- 2023 - Angel/Yongxian Zhen (Bath): Discrete-phase antenna beamforming and multi-beamforming
- 2020 - Seva Zozin (Bath): Distributed heuristics for combinatorial optimization
- 2018 - Haoran Ni (Bath): Estimation of mutual information in large data sets
- 2018 - Benwei He (Bath): Satellite propagation models
- 2017 - Joseph Walton (Bath): Convex graph invariants
- 2017 - Aaron Pim (Bath): Dynamics of LTE resource block allocation
- 2017 - Chris Davies (Bath): Hill profiling
- 2015 - Siân Webster (Bath): Distributed heuristics for LTE system optimization
- 2015 - Lucine Shirvanyan (Warwick): Statistical modelling of train delays
- 2014 - Matthew Wiltshire (Bath): Distributed algorithms for network self-optimization
- 2014 - Lucie Hadley (Lancaster): Diophantine approximation and its application in wireless communications
- 2013 - Christopher Deeks (Warwick): Networks of Q-learners
- 2013 - Tadeo Corradi (Bath): Base-station subset selection for optimum radio coverage
- 2013 - Maria Constantinou (Bath): Tuning of rsync for optimum cloud storage performance
- 2012 - Manasi Phadnis (Bath): MAC layer Markov chains in wireless protocols
- 2012 - Dario Papavassiliou (Warwick): Phylogenetics of the early Germanic languages
- 2011 - Richard Perkins (Bath): UHF propagation over hills
- 2011 - Qilin Hu (York): Implementation of radio sensing algorithms (jointly supervised with Richard MacKenzie)
- 2011 - Benjamin Hu (York): Analysis and modelling of homehub propagation data
- 2011 - Sharon Bullimore (Warwick): Centralized and distributed graph coloring using Briggs' theorem.
- 2010 - Steve Leonard (Bath): Geometry and statistics of the positional distribution of houses
- 2010 - James Evans (York): Distributed heuristics for graph coloring. Now working for Santander in Milton Keynes.
- 2009 - Dhruv Sethi (York): Trip planning subject to random delays
- 2008 - Costas Skarakis (York): Convex optimization - theory and practice. Now back in Greece.
- 2008 - Martin Tijmes (Twente): Optimization of wireless cities
- 2006 - Mark Harris (York): Analysis and modelling of train delay data
- 2005 - Ramasubramanian B (York): Geometric integrators
- 2005 - Alan Terry (York): Exponential random graphs. Now a lecturer in statistics at the University of the West of Scotland, Paisley.
- 2004 - Min Chen (York): Mixing time of random walks on graphs. Now working in China.
- 2003 - Linlin Song (York): A distributed algorithm for the graph center problem. Proceeded to PhD at QMUL.
- 2000 - Shirley Tay: Efficient network topologies
- 2000 - Denis Skvortsov: Boolean networks with stochastic dynamics
- 2000 - Jenny Lim Poh Gaik - small-world networks
PhD study groups
Oxford InFoMM doctoral mini-projects
- 2016 - Fabian Ying: SIR distribution in wireless networks
high school
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