

Within the centre at Exeter, we use mathematical and computational approaches to understand emergent and coordinated phenomena of a wide variety of systems. Research projects range from theoretical studies of recurrence properties of one dimensional maps and coupled differential equations to models for epilepsy, endocrine disorders and heart disease. As a common theme we use advanced mathematical methodologies to understand, predict and control the dynamical behaviour of complex nonlinear systems. More detail is listed under the broad themes:
We also have members in the Centre for Mathematics and the Environment at the University's Penryn campus.
