Mathematical thinking
Questions, models, geometry and mathematical judgement.
4 articlesTopics
Eight starting points connect writing, research programmes and projects. Start with something you want to understand.
Questions, models, geometry and mathematical judgement.
4 articlesNumerical methods, simulation and reproducible computation.
14 articlesLearning from data while testing what can be inferred.
13 articlesUncertainty, reliability and decisions with limits.
33 articlesLiving systems, ecosystems, climate and observation.
14 articlesTransport, energy, infrastructure and engineered systems.
11 articlesChange, patterns, feedback and connected systems.
16 articlesLearning, mentoring, evidence and research design.
6 articlesFollow a question
Read three core articles in order, then choose an optional advanced article.
Reading path
From a convincing fit to a useful guarantee: ask what the observations, evaluation and bounds actually establish.
First: When the Fit Is Not the Model
Reading path
Start with a classroom timetable, then examine missing traffic states, numerical event errors and the limits of model reduction.
First: When the Timetable Lies to the Ventilation System
Research programmes
Explore longer-term questions through models, methods, evidence and open limitations.
Environmental Modeling
Spatial disease, ecosystems, coastal risk, climate forcing, and energy-environment interactions.
Mathematical Modeling Education
Pathways from an open-ended question to assumptions, computation, critique, and communication.
Reliability and Uncertainty
Sensitivity, calibration, robustness, and decision-making when model inputs or operating conditions are uncertain.
Urban and Mobility Systems
Models of routing, accessibility, traffic stability, fleet operations, and infrastructure trade-offs.