About

Hi, I’m Dylan, and I’m a lecturer in the school of Mathematical Sciences at Adelaide University.

I recently submitted my PhD in Applied Mathematics at Adelaide University under the incredible supervision of Dr Andrew Black (principal) and Dr Lauren Kennedy.

My expertise lies in the modelling of infectious diseases using stochastic and probabilistic methods, integrating techniques across applied mathematics, probability, Bayesian statistics, and scientific programming. A key aspect of my work has been in the development of efficient computational tools for fitting complex models that incorporate key features of real biological processes like stochasticity.

I’ve worked in a variety of other roles over the years, with highlights listed under Professional Activities. You can find publications under Publications. Open-source code and project contributions can be found on my GitHub. I’ve also had the opportunity to teach many courses in a range of capacities (course coordinator, project supervisor, tutor, and marker) at the former University of Adelaide, detailed under Teaching.