| Name | Dept. | Thesis title | Year |
| Ewelina Sienkiewicz |
Stats |
Predictability and the decay of information in mathematical and physical systems |
2017 |
| Edward Wheatcroft |
Stats |
Improving predictability of the future by grasping probability less tightly |
2016 |
| Trevor Maynard |
Stats |
Extreme insurance and the dynamics of risk |
2016 |
| Sarah Higgins |
Stats |
Limitations to seasonal weather prediction and crop forecasting due to nonlinearity and model inadequacy |
2015 |
| Alex Jarman |
Stats |
On the provision, reliability, and use of hurricane forecasts on all timescales |
2014 |
| Roman Binter |
Stats |
Applied probabilistic forecasting |
2012 |
| Edward Tredger |
Stats |
On the evaluation of uncertainties in climate models |
2009 |
| Hailiang Du |
Stats |
Combining statistical methods with dynamical insight to improve nonlinear estimation |
2009 |
| Anna Andrianova |
Stats |
Simulation of temperature time-series on long time scales with application to pricing weather derivatives |
2009 |
| Reason Machete |
Maths |
Model inadequacies in a simple physical system |
2008 |
| Milena Cuellar |
Stats |
Perspectives and advances in parameter estimation of nonlinear models |
2007 |
| Liam Clarke |
Maths |
Nonlinear time series analysis of data streams |
2004 |
| Alexandra Guerrero |
Maths |
Scaling exponents of deterministic and stochastic systems |
2002 |
| David Orrell |
Maths |
Modelling nonlinear dynamical systems: chaos, uncertainty, and error |
2001 |
| Patrick McSharry |
Maths |
Innovations in consistent nonlinear deterministic prediction |
1999 |
| Isla Gilmour |
Maths |
Nonlinear model evaluation: ɩ-shadowing, probabilistic prediction and weather forecasting |
1999 |
| James Hansen |
Physics |
Adaptive observations in spatially-extended nonlinear dynamical systems |
1998 |
| Jerome Ellepola |
Eng |
Nucleate boiling: nonlinear spatio-temporal variations in wall temperature |
1997 |
| Myles Allen |
Physics |
Interactions between the atmosphere and oceans on time scales of weeks to years |
1992 |