Research theme one
Add a clear 2–4 sentence explanation of one strand of your research and why it matters.
I am a final year PhD student in Mathematics working on mathematical modelling to improve cancer treatment, with a focus on personalised therapies for brain tumours.
I work on mathematical questions with curiosity, precision, and style. This site can hold your research interests, publications, talks, teaching, CV, and contact details — while still feeling like you.
Swap this panel for your portrait, an abstract graphic, or a favourite mathematical image.
I work at the intersection of mathematics, medicine, and computation. My research explores how mathematical models can help improve cancer treatments by predicting how tumours respond to therapies. I am particularly interested in how mathematical insight can support clinical decision-making and contribute to more personalised treatment strategies.
You can also include collaborations, teaching interests, outreach, coding, side projects, or a line about what makes your approach distinctive.
Add a clear 2–4 sentence explanation of one strand of your research and why it matters.
This could be a methods page, collaborations section, or selected publication highlights.
Use this area for invited talks, preprints, expository notes, seminar pages, or public writing.
Add a downloadable PDF CV here and optionally list key milestones: education, awards, publications, teaching, and talks.
This can become a blog, a reading list, or a collection of short essays. Even one or two thoughtful posts make a site feel alive.
Add your academic email here, along with links to your profiles and collaborations.
Replace the placeholder text, swap the image, add your real links, and upload your CV PDF. After that, publish it with GitHub Pages and point ZBFMATH.COM to it.