Associate Professor David WOOD
Principal Fellow (Associate) / ARC Queen Elizabeth II Fellow
School of Mathematics and Statistics
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Research Interests
- Computational geometry
- Graph algorithms
- Graph colouring
- Structural graph theory
- Geometric graph theory
- Graph drawing
Extra Information
Graphs are ubiquitous mathematical structures that model relational information such as information flows, social networks, and biochemical pathways. My research attempts to answer fundamental questions in the interplay between graph structure theory (minors, treewidth, grad, etc.) and geometric properties of graphs (crossing number, book thickness, metric embeddings, etc.).
Past Postgraduate Supervision
| Name | Thesis title |
|---|---|
| Daniel HARVEY | "An investigation into graph minors" |
| Bin JIA | "Link graphs" |
| Michael PAYNE | "Problems in geometric graph theory" |
Past MSc Students
| Name | Project title |
|---|---|
| Kevin FRAY | |
| Jessica MCCLINTOCK |
Recent Grant History
| Year(s) | Source | Type | Title |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2012 - 2014 | ARC | Discovery | Hadwiger's graph colouring conjecture |