Physicist by training, Ph.D. in Engineering mathematics. My main topic of interest is pattern formation. I have also worked in other topics such as Individual Based Models (using scale-free networks to describe the propagation of 2 strains of gonorrhoea) and other data-related problems. See the CV and papers for more details. I am always interested in new collaborations. If you have any interesting ideas please get in touch.

Nicolás Verschueren van Rees

N.Verschueren-van-Rees at exeter.ac.uk

Postdoctoral Research Fellow
Department of Mathematics and statistics
University of Exeter

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Last update: 5/7/24

Publications (PDFs on the links)

Preprints
Published papers (in chronological order starting from the most recent)

Codes

  • The Swift-Hohenberg (SH35) model solved on a finite disk using PDE2PATH: A quick-start document can be accessed here and the repository here.
  • Individual Based Model for the propagation of Gonorrhoea: The original version was developed by Adam Zienkiewicz. The first commit corresponds to the case of (M)en having (S)ex with (M)en. Repository here. Additionally, a version considering a heterosexual partnership network here
  • HVG in R: My first attempt to write an R-package. The alogithm takes a time series as an input and creates the (H)orizontal (V)isibility (G)raph. Acess to the repository here
Should you encounter any problems with these codes, feel free to send me an email. I will do my best.

Curriculum Vitae

Appointments
  • Feb 2022--Present Research Fellow at the EPSRC HUB for Quantitative Modelling in Healthcare
  • Jan 2020- Jan 2022 Postdoctoral Researcher at the Physics Department, UC Berkeley. Working under the supervision of Professor Edgar Knobloch
  • Jan-Dec 2019 Postdoctoral Research Fellow at the College of Engineering, Mathematics and Physical Sciences, University of Exeter (UK)
  • Oct-Dec 2018 Assistant Teacher & Teaching support Assistant at the Department of Engineering Mathematics, University of Bristol (UK)
  • Mar-Jun 2018 Research Associate at Bristol Medical School, University of Bristol (UK)
Education
  • Engineering Mathematics Ph.D., Department of Engineering Mathematics, University of Bristol (UK)
    Supervisor Alan Champneys
  • Master in Physics, Departamento de Física, Facultad de Ciencias Físicas y Matemáticas, Universidad de Chile.
    Supervisor: Marcel Clerc
  • Bachelor in Physics, Departamento de Física, Facultad de Ciencias, Universidad de Chile.

A more detailed PDF version of the C.V. can be downloaded here.


Talks


  • May 2023 "SIAM Conference on Applications of Dynamical Systems (DS23)” (Portland, Oregon, USA)
    Slides of the talk "Eckhaus instability in the Lugiato-Lefever model"

  • May 2023 "Image Analysis Workshop: A hands-on introduction for beginners” (Exeter, UK)
    Slides of the tutorial "Basic Guid to QuPath", part of the workshop: https://image-analysis-workshop.github.io/

  • Apr. 2023 "64th annual British Applied Mathematics Colloquium” (Bristol, UK)
    Slides of the talk "Pattern formation on a Finite disk: Variational and Non Variational Case"

  • Aug. 2022 "SIAM Conference on Nonlinear Waves and Coherent Structures” (Bremen, Germany)
    Slides of the talk "Pattern formation on a finite disk, Variational and Non Variational Case"

  • June 2022 12th Mathematics in Life Sciences (MiLS) Meeting (Exeter, UK)
    Slides of the talk "Patterns on biologically-relevant models: from arteries to reaction diffusion models on finite circular domains"

  • Dec. 2021 Instabilities and non equilibrium structures (XVIII) (Valparaiso, Chile [Virtual])
    Slides of the talk "Pattern formation on a finite disk"

  • Aug. 2021 Dynamic Days Europe (Nice, France [Virtual])
    Slides of the talk "Pattern formation on a finite disk"

  • May 2021 SIAM Conference on Applications of Dynamical Systems (Portland, Oregon, USA[Virtual])
    Slides of the talk "Pattern formation on a finite disk"

  • Oct. 2020 "Advanced Computational and Experimental Techniques in Nonlinear Dynamics" (Puebla, Mexico [Virtual])
    Slides of the talk "Pattern formation on a finite disk".

  • May 2017 SIAM Conference on Applications of Dynamical Systems (Snowbird ski resort, Utah, USA)
    Video and slides of my talk "Beyond Wave-Pinning; Dynamical Mechanisms for Cell Polarity and Interdigitation", my contribution to the Minisymposium "Computes Shoots and Leaves: Alan Turing, Phyllotaxis and Beyond".

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