Current PhD students

Explore our current roster of PhD students.

Aaron Hsu
Alejandro Espinosa - A network approach for the sociological study of science: Modelling a dynamic multilevel network
Ana Nicoriciu
Andrea Aparicio Castro
Antonio Ross Perez
Chris Newton - Does cognitive dissonance predict cross-domain belief consistency and online sharing of vegetarian dietary choices?
Darya Vanchugova
Ella Guest - The role of moderators and user-contributors in the development of community norms on Reddit.
Fernanda Inarra Gtierrez
Fiona Pashazadeh
Graham Burvill - Financial insecurity in the UK: Debt, decision making and financial resilience amongst low-income families
Harry Odell - Understanding the construction of metropolitan areas through data analytics: The case of GMCA
Harry Taylor - Understanding and addressing hearing health inequality in ethnic minority groups in the UK
Javier Ignacio Castillo Jaramillo - The effects of ethnicity, race and skin colour on Latin American Inequality
Jen Murphy
Jen Taub - Developing measures of disclosure risk and utility for synthetic data
Jess Brooks
Jessica Steapnous
Ji Hye Kim - A Bayesian hierarchical model to estimate and forecast child labour supply in India.
Jo Biglin
Joanna Wilson - Understanding the effect of work flexibility at the household level: a mixed methods study
Jose Cuitun Coronado - Multilevel modelling of the biomarker cortisol: Changes over the life course and association with stressful jobs.
Josie Kearney
Kellan Collins
Louise Kelly - An automated data analytics platform for forensic testing
Mohammed Patel
Nathan Kahdroo-Mccheyne
Noelyn Onah
Oliver Beatson - Evaluating the merits of survey and observational data in national election studies
Penny Wangari-Jones
Pete Jones - Analysing the Bechdel Test and dialogic gender bias in film through social network analysis
Sam Andersen
Sasha Johns
Sebastian Flennerhag - Deep learning in dynamic systems
Sook Kim
Stephanie Cahill
Sun Joyao
Thomas O'Toole
Ting Lui
Tran Tran
Zeming Chen