Josh Moore
@moore_jw_
Interested in creating and detecting patterns in development and disease | Postdoc at the WCMB @OxUniMaths
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https://www.maths.ox.ac.uk/people/joshua.moore 23-06-2019 20:18:55
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Fantastic news that Katerina Kaouri Thomas Woolley and I have been nominated for an Excellence award by Cardiff University for our work on Covid-19 modelling with the Welsh Government!
Huge congratulations to the newly minted doctor Josh Moore (pending minor corrections 😀). It’s been a pleasure being your supervisor. I hope WCMBlog appreciate having you around now. Dutifully examined by Katerina Kaouri and Alex Fletcher! Thank you both so much.
Had lovely (but too brief) visit back to Cardiff Uni Maths for the CU excellence awards. I’m sure I’ll be back soon
Huge thank you to The OR Society for the Griffiths medal, the interesting talks and the lovely dinner. And another huge thank you to Josh Moore and Paul Harper for making this collaboration easy/ impactful and still useful. theconversation.com/covid-19-how-m… tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…
The Griffiths Medal, presented by The OR Society, has recently been awarded to Paul Harper, Senior Lecturer Thomas Woolley, and Research Student Joshua Moore, from the School of Mathematics! A big congratulations to you all. Read all about the award 👉 bit.ly/478CIxs
If you're at SMB this year and you're using / interested in spatial data then come along to our minisymposia Tues morning to hear all things spatial analysis KSMB-SMB2024 #SMB2024
Nottingham Maths Josh Moore WCMBlog Oxford Mathematics Josh also gives a sneak peek of MuSpAn, a new software package for multiscale spatial analysis that we've been developing for some time, due to be released towards the end of the month! #smb2024 If you're interested, sign up to notifications here: forms.gle/RyWupWpVwz4Gx7…
Congratulations to Cardiff Uni Maths graduate - and Griffiths Medal winner - Joshua Moore, who this week was awarded his PhD at #CardiffGrad. buff.ly/3zQziof
MuSpAn will be at The Crick from today until Tuesday attending the EMBO Spatial Biology of Cancer workshop - track down Joshua Bull or Josh Moore to find out more about us!