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Ed Blakey
| Ed Blakey
Doctoral Student
Student,
Queen's College
Room 242, Wolfson Building, Parks Road, Oxford OX1 3QD
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interests
Ed's chief research interest is computational complexity, specifically within non-standard models of computation (e.g., analogue/DNA/quantum computers). His website (featuring publications, etc.) is available at http://users.ox.ac.uk/~quee1871/index.html.
biography
| 2006 — present | The University of Oxford, the Queen’s College
Doctor of Philosophy (DPhil), Computer Science
Research area: computational complexity in non-standard models of computation | | 2002 — 2006 | IBM UK Limited
Software engineering; chip design; firmware engineering
Published technical articles and filed a US patent (as sole inventor) | | 2001 — 2002 | The University of Oxford, the Queen’s College
Master of Science (MSc), Mathematics and the Foundations of Computer Science
Distinction (one of three distinctions that year) | | 1998 — 2001 | The University of Oxford, the Queen’s College
Bachelor of Arts (BA), Mathematical Sciences
First Class Honours
Placed first in the year for the Functional Programming and Algorithm Design course
Styring Exhibition held for two years | | 1992 — 1998 | Myton School, Warwick
A-level: Mathematics A, Further Mathematics A, General Studies A, Physics B, Computing B
AS-level: Mathematics A
GCSE: 5 grade A* (including maths, science and English), 1 grade A, 3 grade B
GCSE maths (A*) obtained at age 14, AS pure maths (A) at 16 |
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