Simon F Schoeller

My PhD thesis was supervised by Eric E Keaveny at Imperial College London.

This is a website I set up during my PhD.
I've left academia to work in systematic trading.

Research

• Numerical methods

• Scientific computing

• Continuum mechanics

• Biological micro-fluid dynamics

Peer-reviewed publications

• SF Schoeller and EE Keaveny:
  From flagellar undulations to collective motion: predicting the dynamics of sperm suspensions

• SF Schoeller, AK Townsend, TA Westwood and EE Keaveny:
  Methods for suspensions of passive and active filaments

• SF Schoeller, WV Holt and EE Keaveny:
  Collective dynamics of sperm cells

Outreach

• A three minute video about my research on sperm suspensions

• A brief article putting my research into context

Teaching assistance

At the London School of Economics, Department of Statistics:

• Data Visualisation and Management (for MSc Data Science)

• Distributed Computing for Big Data (for MSc Data Science)

At Imperial College London, Department of Mathematics:

• Complex Analysis

• Mechanics

• Numerical Analysis (twice)

• Scientific Computing (twice)

• Multivariable Calculus

• Statistics (for engineering students)

At ETH Zurich, Department of Mathematics:

• Numerical Methods (for material science students)

• Numerical Methods (for EEE students)

• Complex Analysis (for maths and physics students)

Vita

• PhD in Applied Mathematics (2015 - 2019) at Imperial College London

• MSc in Physics (2014 - 2015) at Imperial College London

• BSc in Physics (2011 - 2014) at ETH Zurich