MaThRad is a five year interdisciplinary EPSRC Programme Grant bringing together mathematicians, nuclear engineers, physicists, and clinicians. Its mission is to integrate modern mathematical sciences; such as spatial branching processes, interacting particle Monte Carlo methods, and inverse problems—into the theory and application of radiation transport. The project develops novel predictive models and software prototypes for implementation across the energy, healthcare, and space industries.
The story in numbers
EP/W026899 — a national investment
in turning the mathematics of radiation transport into working technology.
University of Bath
University of Cambridge
University of WarwickEach nucleus is a researcher; the electrons in orbit are their outputs — nuclear engineering, radiotherapy. Electrons on bond lines between atoms are shared work. Click an output to read it in full, or a nucleus for the researcher's profile.