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Evans, Thomas Oléron

Thomas P. Oléron-Evans is a mathematician, who gained his PhD at UCL in 2015, under the supervision of Professors Steven Bishop and Frank Smith. The topics of his doctoral research were the mathematical foundations of agent-based modelling and the application of game theory to general models of search and patrol. He has worked on the EPSRC funded research project ENFOLD-ing and the EU funded projects 3cixty and HARMONY, and he has published research on the control of dengue-carrying mosquitoes with the sterile insect technique (SIT), modelling international trade through linking national input-output tables, and the optimisation of land use around Heathrow Airport using multi-objective linear programming. His career before joining UCL encompassed teaching experience in the UK, France, Kenya and Ghana, in various forms.