Dr. Evangella Hazward
Heriot-Watt UniversityMolecular BiologyGenomicsPeer Review
A distinguished PhD scholar in molecular biology, with numerous publications in top-tier journals and a proven record of impactful research.
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A distinguished PhD scholar in molecular biology, with numerous publications in top-tier journals and a proven record of impactful research.
A postdoctoral fellow whose interests include polymer-based actuators, artificial muscles and additive manufacturing.
Research spanning advanced materials and sustainable technologies: nanomaterials, photocatalysis, semiconductors, thin films and membranes.
A leading expert in computational physics, working on the simulation of physical systems, algorithm development and high-performance computing.
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Trial design and survival analysis for public-health studies across West Africa.
Outbreak modelling and the messy business of turning surveillance data into policy.
Deep learning for medical imaging, with an interest in why models fail on new hospitals.
Fatigue and fracture in additively manufactured alloys, from powder to part.
Catalysis for carbon capture, and the scale-up problems nobody writes papers about.
Single-cell transcriptomics and the statistics needed to keep it honest.
Cortical circuits in learning, recorded in awake animals over months.
Randomised trials of psychological therapy, and what happens when they do not replicate.
Applied microeconomics on labour markets, with a weakness for natural experiments.
Time-series econometrics for central banks and anyone forecasting under uncertainty.
Comparative politics, electoral systems and the quantitative study of institutions.
Inequality and mobility, using register data across three Nordic countries.
Evaluating what actually works in classrooms, and measuring it without fooling yourself.
Corpus linguistics and computational approaches to syntax in low-resource languages.
Philosophy of science, with a focus on evidence, explanation and research ethics.
Economic history built from archives, and the quantitative methods that make it argue.
Health systems research, maternal outcomes and implementation in low-resource settings.
Contaminant transport in soil and groundwater, measured as well as modelled.
Regional climate downscaling and the honest communication of what it cannot tell you.
Reef ecology and long-term monitoring, including the analysis of very patchy data.
Population genetics and the demographic histories written into modern genomes.
T-cell responses in chronic infection, and assay development that survives peer review.
Pharmacokinetics, dose finding and the regulatory documents that go with them.
Nursing research and mixed-methods studies of care quality in district hospitals.
Oral epidemiology and long-running cohort studies of periodontal disease.
Structural reliability of bridges, from instrumentation through to probabilistic assessment.
Fluid dynamics and heat transfer, computational work checked against real rigs.
Power electronics and grid integration for renewables on unreliable networks.
Process intensification in chemical plants, and the economics that decide it.
Distributed systems, formal reasoning about them, and code that matches the proof.
Applied cryptography and the security analysis of deployed protocols.
Robot manipulation and learning from demonstration, mostly in cluttered real rooms.
Hypersonic aerodynamics and the validation of simulations against tunnel data.
Condensed-matter physics, quantum materials and the instrumentation behind them.
Radio astronomy, survey pipelines and statistics for very faint signals.
Partial differential equations and numerical methods that stay stable in practice.
Bayesian hierarchical models, prior choice and the diagnostics people skip.
Optimisation for logistics and scheduling, with an eye on what a solver can really do.
Asset pricing, market microstructure and the reproducibility of empirical finance.
Financial reporting, audit quality and governance in emerging markets.
Consumer behaviour, experimental design and the analysis of choice data.
Organisational behaviour and the measurement problems inside employee surveys.
Comparative law and regulation, with empirical work on how rules land in practice.
Crime data, spatial analysis and the evaluation of policing interventions.
Ethnographic fieldwork on migration, and the ethics of doing it responsibly.
Remote sensing and geographic information systems for land-use change.
Sedimentology and basin analysis, from core logging to subsurface modelling.
Crop trials, soil health and the statistics of experiments run on real farms.
Food safety, shelf-life modelling and sensory studies that stand up to scrutiny.
Veterinary epidemiology and disease surveillance across livestock systems.
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