Agnese Barbensi
Lecturer
School of Maths and Physics, University of Queensland
a dot barbensi at uq dot edu dot au
agnese dot barbensi at gmail dot com
Research Interests
Research Interests
I am an applied and computational topologist; my research is motivated and inspired by real life problems. My main focus is on understanding how shape influences behaviour, which is a common theme arising in the study of many natural systems. My interests include topological data analysis, applied knot theory, optimal transport for structured data, network theory, genome 3D organisation and movement research.
Previously, I was a Hooke Research fellow in Oxford's Topological Data Analysis centre and in the Oxford Centre for Industrial and Applied Mathematics
Previously, I was a Hooke Research fellow in Oxford's Topological Data Analysis centre and in the Oxford Centre for Industrial and Applied Mathematics
I have been actively involved in The Abram Gannibal Project: Collaborative research in applied algebra and geometry in Africa
I have been actively involved in The Abram Gannibal Project: Collaborative research in applied algebra and geometry in Africa
