| October 2011 | — | present | |
Professor of Applied Mathematics, Department of Mathematics, The University of Auckland, New Zealand |
| March 2001 | — | September 2011 | |
Professor of Nonlinear Mathematics, since August 2011
Reader in Mathematics, since August 2005
Lecturer in Mathematics, Department of Engineering Mathematics, University of Bristol, United Kingdom |
| September 2008 | — | April 2009 | |
Visiting Scientist Center for Applied Mathematics, Cornell University, Ithaca, USA |
| January 2000 | — | March 2001 | |
Lecturer in Applied Mathematics, School of Mathematical Sciences, University of Exeter, United Kingdom |
| June 1998 | — | December 1999 | |
Postdoctoral Scholar, Control & Dynamical Systems, California Institute of Technology, Pasadena, USA |
| September 1996 | — | May 1998 | |
Postdoctoral Fellow, The Geometry Center, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, USA |
| September 1991 | — | September 1995 | |
Onderzoeker in Opleiding, The Netherlands Scientific Research Organization (NWO), at the Department of Mathematics and Computing Science, University of Groningen, the Netherlands |
| September 1990 | — | September 1991 | |
Teaching Assistant, Department of Mathematics and Computing Science, University of Groningen, the Netherlands |
| Mashael Umar S Alharbi |
at the University of Auckland, since 1 March 2024; joint supervision with Marie Graff; funded by Marsden Fund grant 22-UOA-204 to study Modelling and Imaging of Tree Trunks to Detect and Prevent Disease Spread: Application to Grapevines |
| Sanaz Amani |
at the University of Auckland, since 1 March 2024; joint supervision with Bernd Krauskopf; funded by Marsden Fund grant 22-UOA-204 to study Geometric fingerprints of wild chaotic attractors |
| Md. Azmir Ibne Islam |
at the University of Auckland, since 1 October 2023; joint supervision with Claire Postlethwaite; funded by Marsden Fund grant 21-UOA-048 to study Travelling waves and spiral waves in models of non-transitive competition |
| Sam Doak |
at the University of Auckland, since 1 May 2023; joint supervision with Bernd Krauskopf; funded by Marsden Fund grant 22-UOA-204 to study Geometric models of wild chaos |
| Juan Patiño Echeverría |
at the University of Auckland, since 1 February 2022; joint supervision with Bernd Krauskopf; funded by a UoA Doctoral Scholarship to study Transitions to wild chaos in vector fields |
| Lorenzo Anoè |
at the University of Auckland, since 1 February 2022; joint supervision with Roberto Armellin (Mechanical Engineering) and Bernd Krauskopf; funded by a University of Auckland Doctoral Scholarship to study Ballistic capture of satellites in the circular restricted three body system using curvilinear coordinates |
| Cris Hasan |
at the University of Auckland, January 2018 — December 2019; joint management with Claire Postlethwaite; funded by Faculty Research Development Fund Postdoctoral Fellowship grant Spirals and heteroclinic cycles in Rock–Paper–Scissors |
| Stefanie Hittmeyer |
at the University of Auckland, April 2014 — April 2020; joint management with Bernd Krauskopf; funded by UoA Faculty of Science Postdoctoral Research grant Hetero-dimensional cycles in systems with multiple time scales |
| Gemma Mason |
at the University of Auckland, July 2015 — March 2017; joint management with Bernd Krauskopf; funded by Faculty Research Development Fund Postdoctoral Fellowship grant Hunting for wild chaos |
| Thorsten Riess |
at the University of Bristol, June 2008 — December 2008; funded by EPSRC grant EP/C544048/1(P)
Homoclinic and heteroclinic connections in systems with multiple timescales |
| Róbert Szalai |
at the University of Bristol, May 2006 — August 2008; funded by EPSRC grant EP/C544048/1(P) Tori and global manifolds in piecewise-smooth vector fields |
| Frank Schilder |
at the University of Bristol, October 2003 — February 2007; funded by EPSRC grant GR/R72020/01 Overcoming instabilities in helicopter dynamics |
| Dana C'Julio |
at the University of Auckland; thesis Emergence of blenders with different orientation properties submitted on 24 May 2024; joint supervision with Bernd Krauskopf to study Wild chaos, blenders and attractors |
| Nelson Wong |
at the University of Auckland; thesis Bifurcations of heterodimensional cycles submitted on 27 February 2024; joint supervision with Bernd Krauskopf; funded by Marsden Fund grant 16-UOA-286 to study Slow-fast dynamics and chaos in higher dimensions |
| James Hannam |
PhD from the University of Auckland on 29 August 2022; thesis title Isochron geometry in the presence of saddle objects; joint supervision with Bernd Krauskopf; funded by a Faculty of Science scholarship. |
| Elle Musoke |
PhD from the University of Auckland on 12 March 2021; thesis title Geometry of manifolds in the four-dimensional Olsen model; joint supervision with Bernd Krauskopf; funded by Marsden Fund grant 16-UOA-286. |
| Saeed Farjami |
PhD from the University of Auckland on 5 April 2018; thesis title Spike adding and the role of saddle slow manifolds; joint supervision with Vivien Kirk; funded by a Faculty of Science scholarship. Saeed's name was placed on the Dean of Graduate Studies List (Dean's List) in recognition of excellence achieved with his PhD thesis. |
| Cris Hasan |
PhD from the University of Auckland on 2 February 2018; thesis title Slow manifolds, canard orbits and the organisation of mixed-mode oscillations; joint supervision with Bernd Krauskopf; funded by a Faculty of Science scholarship. |
| José Mujica |
PhD from the University of Auckland on 14 December 2017; thesis title Interacting global invariant manifolds and slow manifolds in slow-fast systems; joint supervision with Bernd Krauskopf; funded by a Faculty of Science scholarship. |
| Andrus Giraldo |
PhD from the University of Auckland on 6 December 2017; thesis title Global invariant manifolds and their interactions in the neighborhood of a homoclinic flip bifurcation; joint supervision with Bernd Krauskopf; funded by a Faculty of Science scholarship. |
| Peter Langfield |
PhD from the University of Auckland on 13 July 2015; thesis title The geometry of isochrons in planar systems; joint supervision with Bernd Krauskopf; funded by a Faculty of Science scholarship. |
| Jennifer Creaser |
PhD from the University of Auckland on 18 June 2015; thesis title The Lorenz system near the loss of the foliation condition; joint supervision with Bernd Krauskopf; funded by a Faculty of Science scholarship. |
| Stefanie Hittmeyer |
PhD from the University of Auckland on 29 April 2014; thesis title Bifurcations of invariant sets in a model of wild chaos; joint supervision with Bernd Krauskopf; funded by UoB and UoA scholarships. Stefanie's name was placed on the Dean of Graduate Studies List (Dean's List) in recognition of excellence achieved with her PhD thesis. |
| Pablo Aguirre |
PhD from the University of Bristol on 15 May 2012; thesis title: The role of global invariant manifolds of vector fields at homoclinic bifurcations; joint supervision with Bernd Krauskopf; funded by an ORS and a CONICYT grant. |
|
Jakub Nowacki |
PhD from the University of Bristol on 15 May 2012; thesis title: Dynamical systems analysis of intrinsic excitability of neural cells; joint supervision with Krasimira Tsaneva-Atanasova and Andrew Randall; funded by EPSRC grant EP/E032249/1. |
| Clare Lee |
PhD from the University of Bristol on 20 january 2010; thesis title: Tangency bifurcations of global Poincaré maps; joint supervision with Bernd Krauskopf; funded by an EPSRC DTA Studentship. |
| Mathieu Desroches |
PhD from the University of Bristol on 6 May 2009; thesis title: Numerical continuation methods for slow-fast dynamical systems; joint supervision with Bernd Krauskopf; funded by EPSRC grant EP/C544048/1(P) Global invariant manifolds: applications, critical boundaries and global bifurcations. |
| James England |
PhD from the University of Bristol on 17 November 2005; thesis title: Advances in computing global invariant manifolds; joint supervision with Bernd Krauskopf; funded by EPSRC grant GR/R94572/01. |
| Reza Rokni Lamooki |
PhD from the University of Exeter on 7 December 2003; thesis title: Adaptive and non-linear control: bifurcation, computation and partial stabilisation; joint supervision with Stuart Townley. |
