Research Students (Graduated)

  • Dr Michele Sevegani, Bigraphs with sharing and applications in wireless networks (2012). Now Lecturer in Computing Science at Glasgow University.
  • Dr Robin Donaldson, Modelling and analysis of structure in cellular signaling systems (2012). Research Assistant at Stanford University, then entrepreneur.
  • Dr Andrea Degasperi, Multi-scale Modelling of Biological Systems in Process Algebra (2011). MRC Cancer Unit, University of Cambridge.
  • Dr Douglas Graham, Parameterised Verification of Randomised Distributed Systems using State-Based Models (2008). Actuary at Hymans Robertson.
  • Dr Alastair Donaldson (second supervisor) (2007). Developer at Codeplay, then researcher at Oxford and now Professor at Imperial College London.
  • Dr Vladislav Vyshemirsky, Probabilistic Reasoning and Inference for Systems Biology (2007). Lecturer Maths & Stats at Glasgow University.
  • Dr Brian Ross, Computing Bisimulations for Multiway Synchronising Processes (2003). Deloitte, London.
  • Dr Peter Saffrey, Optimising Communication Structure for Model Checking State Spaces (2003). Associate Director Bioinformatics Software Engineering, Astex Therapeutics.
  • Dr Stephan Reiff-Marganiec, Hybrid Feature Interaction Resolution Techniques for Telecommunications Services (2001). Professor of Computer Science at University of Derby.
  • Dr Colin Burns, The Use of Deontic Logics in Modelling Accident Reports (2003). Technologist in company in USA.
  • Dr Brian Matthews, Order-Sorted Term Rewriting Laboratory with A-C Completion and Dynamic Typing (1997). Scientific officer at UKRI STFC Rutherford Appleton Laboratory.
  • Dr Carron Shankland, Verification of LOTOS Specifications using Term Rewriting (1994). Professor of Computing Science at University of Stirling.
  • Dr Sharon Flynn, (for one year) Refinement of Expressions (1999). Lecturer, University of Galway.
  • Alastair Reid, A Precise Semantics for Ultra-Loose Specifications (1995). Researcher at Intel.
  • Saaed Al-Amoudi, Compilation of Prolog into Relational Algebra (1990)

 

Go to the Maths Geneology Project to find my students, myself, my supervisor and his precedessors.

Prof. Muffy Calder, Department of Computing Science,University of Glasgow,
Glasgow, Scotland, G12 8QQ.
Telephone +44 141 330 4969, Fax +44 141 330 4913.