125th Anniversary Fellow
I am an Assistant Professor in the School of Mathematics at the University of Birmingham and one of the 125th Anniversary Fellows. My research is funded by an EPSRC Postdoctoral Fellowship. A summary of my previous positions is given in my Bio.
My general research area is group theory: the mathematical study of symmetry. For a friendly nontechnical introduction, take a look at my poster that won a Gold Medal at STEM for Britain and my leaflet The Art of Measuring Symmetry. More information, including a list of my publications, can be found on my Research page.
My Erdős number is two as I am a coauthor of Peter Cameron [J. Algebra (2024)] who is a coauthor of Paul Erdős, e.g. [Combin. Probab. Comput. (1999)].
Sometimes I think about less important things, such as why Dobble is disappointing, whether you can tie a trefoil knot walking around the Fry building and what is to Wordle as a sudoku is to a crossword?
