School of Computing and Mathematics

I was appointed as a lecturer in Computer Science and Mathematics in 1988. I have taught both computing and maths courses continuously since then. Previously I studied maths at Southampton University and then went to Bristol, where I did an MSc in mathematical logic and theory of computation, followed by a PhD in the philosophy of mathematics.

My research is divided between two fields.

• Artificial intelligence - studying the way in which highly structured patterns can be recognised in the presence of noise.
• Philosophy of mathematics - I am interested in different ways of understanding infinity, both in the context of pure mathematics and in the context of physical theories.

For more details, please see my home page.

I am a member of the Artificial Intelligence and Cognitive Science research group.

MAT-20022: Metric Spaces
MAT-30006: Logic

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