Mr Benedict Fellows
- Demonstrator, Tutor (School of Mathematics & Statistics)
Biography
I am a PhD candidate researching physical systems from nanoscale heat dynamics to mosquito population ecology, with a particular interest in environmental research and communication. I am currently studying how Aedes Aegypti (the yellow fever mosquito) and one of the vector-borne diseases it carries, Dengue fever, respond to climate change. I am using a system of delay-differential equations with phenotypic plasticity to develop a model that considers relevant environmental factors including temperature, rainfall, and humidity.
Research interests
Research groups
Teaching
Tutoring:
Mathematics 1 (lead),
Mathematics 1C: Intro to Calculus,
Mathematics 2A: Multivariate Calculus (lead),
Mathematics 2B: Linear Algebra (lead),
Mathematics 2D: Mathematical Methods and Modelling,
Mathematics 2E: Mechanics(lead)
Coding labs:
Intro to R,
Mathematics 4H: Mathematical biology
Maths/Stats hub (Office hours):
Mathematics 1,
Mathematics 2 (Including ABCDEF)
Marking:
Mathematics 1,
Mathematics 1C: Intro to Calculus,
Mathematics 2B: Linear Algebra
Additional information
Personal site: https://sites.google.com/view/benedictfellows/research
