Welcome. I am the Professor of Mathematical Modelling at the University of Oxford and a member of the Mathematical Institute. I am the director of the Oxford Centre for Industrial and Applied Mathematics (OCIAM), the director of the International Brain and Mechanics Lab (with Antoine Jérusalem), and a fellow of St Catherine’s College.

At the Mathematical Institute, I am also the director of External Relations and Public Engagement. As such I am in charge of the public lecture series and coordinate all external activities.

Research

Research

Public work

Public work

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@AlainGoriely

4 July 2019

The two Gömböc brothers (Grumpy and Sneezy) wish you a happy summer. As siblings, sometimes they get along. Sometimes, they don't.

Thanks Ousmane Kodio for the helping hands!

Learn about Gömböcs (mono-mono body) here: https://t.co/Irdf3wwHbA

Postdoc position on brain modelling

4 November 2018

I am advertising a Postdoctoral Research position to work on scientific, computational, and/or mathematical problems related to the modelling of the brain as part of a new 5-year research programme funded by the EPSRC. The deadline for application is 15 November.

A physics-based model explains the prion-like features of neurodegeneration in Alzheimer’s disease, Parkinson’s disease, and amyotrophic lateral sclerosis

22 October 2018

Scientists have charted how toxic proteins might creep through the brain and destroy its cells in conditions such as Alzheimer’s.
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Enjoy VSI in Applied Mathematics

10 October 2018

The first popular science book about Applied Mathematics is now available on Amazon.
Check it out (comes with a playlist on Youtube)
Enjoy!