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Research Fellow, Mathematical Biology and Physiology, The University of Melbourne

Rob is a mathematical biologist/physiologist at the Melbourne School of Population and Global Health. He uses mathematical models to develop insights into biological systems across a variety of scales, from regulation of water and salt balance by the kidney, to predicting the course of disease epidemics in urban populations and delivering proportionate healthcare responses. He has previously worked in Paris (Université Paris Sud 11 / Institut Gustave Roussy) and North Carolina (Duke University).

Experience

  • 2014–present
    Research Fellow, Mathematical Biology and Physiology, University of Melbourne
  • 2012–2014
    Visiting Assistant Professor, Mathematical Physiology, Duke University
  • 2010–2012
    Postdoc, Mathemathical Physiology, IR4M CNRS UMR8081, Université Paris-Sud
  • 2009–2010
    Research Officer, Mathematical Biology, University of Melbourne

Education

  • 2009 
    The University of Melbourne, PhD
  • 2004 
    The University of Melbourne, BE(Hons), BSc