Ethan Hunter
https://orcid.org/0000-0002-4309-6861
Research title: Game-theoretic and probabilistic methods applied to spatial network models of contagion
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https://orcid.org/0000-0002-4309-6861
Research title: Game-theoretic and probabilistic methods applied to spatial network models of contagion
Kavanagh, W., Fraser, D., Hunter, E. , Pancheva, A., Parkinson, J. , Paun, I., Wallis, T. , Ada, M. B., Border, H. and Norman, G. (2022) Experience report: challenges and opportunities of remote labs for a computer science department. Postgraduate Pedagogies, 2(1), pp. 173-207.
Hunter, E. (2021) Introducing Features of Agency into Computational Models of Infectious Disease. University of Glasgow Computational Biology Conference 2021, Glasgow, UK, 27-28 May 2021.
Kavanagh, W., Fraser, D., Hunter, E. , Pancheva, A., Parkinson, J. , Paun, I., Wallis, T. , Ada, M. B., Border, H. and Norman, G. (2022) Experience report: challenges and opportunities of remote labs for a computer science department. Postgraduate Pedagogies, 2(1), pp. 173-207.
Hunter, E. (2021) Introducing Features of Agency into Computational Models of Infectious Disease. University of Glasgow Computational Biology Conference 2021, Glasgow, UK, 27-28 May 2021.