Robin Hankin is a mathematician specializing in computational statistics. His first degree was in pure and applied mathematics from Trinity College, Cambridge. After working in the UK's Health and Safety Executive studying major industrial hazards, Robin returned to Cambridge for a PhD in fluid mechanics, studying atmospheric diffusion. He then worked at The University of Auckland as a lecturer in environmental science, publishing in the field of industrial risk assessment. After returning to Cambridge to study uncertainty in global climate change as a senior research associate, and becoming an associate professor at Auckland University of Technology, his current research portfolio at Stirling involves computational methods as used in statistics, physics, and game theory.

Experience

  • –present
    Senior Lecturer in Applied Statistics, Department of Mathematics, University of Stirling

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