Potential PhD projects include

• Statistical methods applied to Anglo-Saxon archaeological data (Supervisor: Wilfrid S. Kendall)
• Statistics and quality control using Computerised Tomography in the context of Additive Layer Manufacturing
  [3D printing] (Supervisor: Wilfrid S. Kendall)
• Quad-Trees, Multiresolution image analysis, and boundaries (Supervisor: Wilfrid S. Kendall)
• Understanding intrinsically disordered proteins through Bayesian computation (Supervisor: David Wild)
• Modelling the citation life-histories and predicting trajectories of published research (Supervisor: David Firth)
• Modelling individualised medical decision making in situations with complex uncertain information (Supervisor: Julia Brettschneider)
• Modelling spatial distributions of macromolecules in cells (Supervisor: Julia Brettschneider)
• Reliability in population based medical screening (Supervisor: Julia Brettschneider)
• Statistics and the Life and Death of Pixels (Supervisors: Julia Brettschneider and Wilfrid S. Kendall)