Dr Martin Robinson

Martin Robinson is a Senior Research Software Engineer (RSE) in the Oxford RSE group, part of the Department of Computer Science at the University of Oxford. 

His research interests include:

• numerical modelling and simulation
• particle-based methods
• Bayesian inference
• developing robust and reliable software for research. He involved in a number of research software projects, including Aboria, Chaste, PINTS, Smoldyn, SPH-DEM, and PyBaMM.

Biography

I completed my PhD on "Mixing and Turbulence using Smoothed Particle Hydrodynamics" in the School of Mathematical Sciences at Monash University, Australia, under the supervision of Prof. Joseph Monaghan and Dr. Paul Cleary from the Computational Modelling group at CSIRO Mathematics. After this I became a Marie Curie Experienced Researcher, working on multiphase simulations of fluid-particle systems in the Multiscale Mechanics Group at the University of Twente. I then moved to the Oxford Centre for Collaborative Applied Mathematics (OCCAM) at the University of Oxford, working on multiscale reaction-diffusion modelling, before I ended up in in the Department of Computer Science at Oxford, first as part of the Computational Biology group and then, co-founder of the Oxford Research Software Engineering group.