School of Mathematics
University of Birmingham
Edgbaston
Birmingham
B15 2TT
UK
Contact details:
Telephone:
+44 (0)121 4142916
Email:
a.c.treglown @ bham.ac.uk
Office hours:
TBD
Research
I am a Professor of Mathematics at the University of Birmingham.
My research interests
lie in combinatorics, particularly in probabilistic and extremal combinatorics and Ramsey theory, as well as its applications to other areas of mathematics (such as number theory).
I am currently supported by the EPSRC grant 'Ramsey theory: an extremal perspective'.
I previously
held an EPSRC Fellowship grant 'Independence in groups, graphs and the integers'
as well as the EPSRC grant 'Matchings and tilings in graphs'.
Previously I held Research Fellowships at Queen Mary, University of London and
Charles University, Prague
(where I worked with Daniel Král' on the CCOSA Project).
I was awarded a PhD from the University of Birmingham in July 2011 for my thesis
'Embedding problems in graphs and hypergraphs' which was supervised by Daniela Kühn and
Deryk Osthus.
Currently I am supervising one fourth year PhD student, Andrea Freschi.
My former PhD students are Robert Hancock (now University of Oxford),
Joseph Hyde (now King's College London) and Alistair Benford (now Computer Science, University of Birmingham).
