Understanding living systems
Our research brings together people of very diverse specialisms, united in their enthusiasm to study fundamental problems of mathematical physiology and biophysics of direct clinical relevance. If you are interested in joining our lab, please write to <Igor.Chernyavsky at manchester.ac.uk>.
Novel Models for Haemodynamics and Transport in Complex Media: Towards Precision Healthcare for Placental Disorders (EP/T008725/1 & EP/T008806/1) is a project that harnesses experimental, theoretical and clinical expertise to deliver new models and technologies for precision medicine in obstetrics and neonatal critical care.
The current team members are
University of Manchester:
Igor Chernyavsky,
Oliver Jensen,
Anne Juel,
Eleanor Doman,
Kerstin Schirrmann &
Qi Chen
University of Edinburgh: Timm Krüger, Miguel Bernabeu,
Qi (Charles) Zhou & Ellie Seed
Manchester University NHS St Mary's Hospital: Ed Johnstone
McMaster University: Ravi Selvaganapathy
We are hiring! (job posting) Please get in touch if you are interested in state-of-the-art experimental bio-microfluidics.
Igor Chernyavsky (Senior Lecturer in Applied Mathematics, Mathematics)
Oliver Jensen (Sir Horace Lamb Professor, Mathematics)
Richard Mcnair (EPSRC Doctoral Prize Fellow, Mathematics)
Peter Castellucci (PhD Student, Mathematics)
Tianran Wan (PhD Student, Mathematics)
Anne Juel (Professor of Fluid Dynamics, Manchester Centre for Nonlinear Dynamics)
Shamik Hazra (Research Associate in Microfluidics, Manchester Centre for Nonlinear Dynamics)
Qi Chen (PhD Student, Manchester Centre for Nonlinear Dynamics)
Edward Johnstone (Clinical Professor in Obstetrics & Fetal Medicine, Maternal & Fetal Health Research Centre)
Paul Brownbill (Lecturer in Developmental Biology & Medicine, Maternal & Fetal Health Research Centre)
Eleanor Doman (Independent Research Fellow, Maternal & Fetal Health Research Centre / Mathematics)
2023 (EPSRC project team)
2018 (MRC project team)