Marenduzzo, D., Turner, M., & Daniels, R. (2006). Stall, Spiculate, or Run Away: The Fate of Fibers Growing towards Fluctuating Membranes. Physical Review Letters, 97(9)
Daniels, R. (2008). Monomer Depletion, Pressure Difference, and Membrane Tube Radius Reduction due to Fiber Polymerization in Microspikes. Physical Review Letters, 100(4), 048103
Daniels, R. (2008). Theory of simple biochemical “shape recognition” via diffusion from activator coated nanoshapes. The Journal of Chemical Physics, 129(12), 125103
Daniels, R. (2025). Strong confinement, thermal fluctuations, and mobility of a tightly fitting vesicle in a very narrow microcapillary tube. Europhysics Letters, 150(3), 37002
Nettle, C., Jenkins, L., Curtis, D., Badiei, N., Lewis, K., Williams, R., & Daniels, R. (2018). Linear rheology as a potential monitoring tool for sputum in patients with Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD). Biorheology, 54(2-4), 67-80.
Daniels, R. (2008). Monomer Depletion, Pressure Difference, and Membrane Tube Radius Reduction due to Fiber Polymerization in Microspikes. Physical Review Letters, 100(4), 048103
Daniels, R. (2008). Theory of simple biochemical “shape recognition” via diffusion from activator coated nanoshapes. The Journal of Chemical Physics, 129(12), 125103
Marenduzzo, D., Turner, M., & Daniels, R. (2006). Stall, Spiculate, or Run Away: The Fate of Fibers Growing towards Fluctuating Membranes. Physical Review Letters, 97(9)
This module will introduce some of the key mathematical techniques used in engineering including algebra, functions, trigonometry and vectors
EGA131
Engineering Mathematics (Biomedical and Chemical)
This module provides the essential grounding in mathematical analysis techniques for Engineering students. This module ensures that all students have a suitable level of mathematical skills for subsequent engineering modules.
EGA136A
Engineering Mathematics
This module provides the essential grounding in mathematical analysis techniques for Engineering students. This module ensures that all students have a suitable level of mathematical skills for subsequent engineering modules. The module is delivered in a partially flipped manner with students expected to engage fully with the on-line content to develop their mathematical abilities.
EGA136B
Engineering Mathematics
This module provides the essential grounding in mathematical analysis techniques for Engineering students. This module ensures that all students have a suitable level of mathematical skills for subsequent engineering modules. The module is delivered in a partially flipped manner with students expected to engage fully with the on-line content to develop their mathematical abilities.