Francis Woodhouse

Name:	Francis Woodhouse
Affiliation:	University of Cambridge
E-mail:	(only provided to users who are logged into talks.cam)
Last login:	Mon Oct 15 10:21:34 +0000 2018

Public lists managed by Francis Woodhouse

• PMP Presentation Day

Talks given by Francis Woodhouse

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• Active flow networks for autonomous microfluidics
• Cyclosis in vitro: macro-circulation from micro-activity

Talks organised by Francis Woodhouse

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• Seeking gold in sand: applying random matrix theory to separation of signal from noise
• Modelling electric motors
• Testing dependence by correlation of distances
• Crowding out in a two sector model of science
• Interpolation of point spread functions using anisotropic diffusion equations
• Subgroup identification in clinical trials
• Modelling customer behaviour using machine learning techniques
• Stochastic models of gene regulatory networks
• Entropy in aerosol agglomeration
• DNA shape of G-boxes
• Microscopic theory of dielectric and mechanical response of disordered materials
• Measurement and analysis of epithelial stem cell dynamics
• The aerogel formation of carbon nanotubes
• Modelling the capability of military hospitals
• Interactive theorem proving with Isabelle: aiming for the boundaries
• Interactive theorem proving with Isabelle: computer assisted reasoning
• Compressed sensing sampling and processing techniques in NMR
• Application of Monte Carlo estimators for the fast, efficient calculation of complex option Greeks in the presence of stochastic volatility
• Analysing gibberellin expression dynamics with the GPS1 biosensor
• Rays and Bayes - the variational approach to phase retrieval
• Probabilistic model for cancer immunoediting
• Use of temporal information in radar classification
• Missing mutations in cancer analyses