Wilf's research is in mathematics, in the area of computational semigroup theory. In essence, he creates theoretical and practical algorithms which allow calculations to be performed (as 
efficiently as possible) with semigroups. He does this using mathematical ideas, and tries to incorporate new ideas from computer science, like parallelisation.
Low dimensional homotopy for inverse semigroupsEmma's research is concerned with different ways to describe algebraic structures that model symmetry.
Edwin's research examines the regency of Marie de Medici (1610-1617) and the career and reputation of the regent’s minister-favourite, Concino Concini, Maréchal d'Ancre.
Scotland has been one of the industrial powerhouses of Europe from the time of the Industrial Revolution onwards. Nowadays, it is a major challenge for power intensive industries in Scotland to utilize renewable energy in order to ensure long-term sustainable economic growth.
Shayo's current research can be broadly described as decision problems in groups of homeomorphisms. In particular, he have been focused on some subgroups of the group of homeomorphisms of cantor space.
Tenure since 2014Heather's research examines the transition of ideas from mainly laboratory-based psychology research into the primary school classroom, with particular focus on the ways children think about and manage their own learning (‘metacognition').
