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| Name: |
Dr Dann Mallet |
| Position: |
Lecturer, Faculty Coordinator (Courses) |
| Qualifications: |
BAppSc(Hons)(Maths), PhD (QUT), GradCertTertEd, MEducation(MathsEd) (USQ)
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| Organisational Area: |
School of Mathematical Sciences |
| Teaching Discipline: |
Applied Mathematics |
| Research Program: |
Applicable Mathematics and Advanced Computation |
| Phone: |
+61 7 3138 2354 |
| Fax: |
+61 7 3138 2310 |
| Email: |
dg.mallet@qut.edu.au |
| Postal Address: |
School of Mathematical Sciences, QUT, GPO Box 2434, Brisbane Qld 4001 |
Teaching Areas
- Applied Mathematics
- Core Mathematics
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Areas of Expertise
- Mathematical Modelling of Cell Migration
- Mathematical Modelling of Tumour Growth
- Mathematical Modelling of Diseases
- Mathematics Education - Multiple Representations
- Mathematics Education - Online Assessment
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Professional Associations
- Australian Mathematical Society
- Society for Mathematical Biology
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Current Grants
- QUT Early Career Researcher Grant
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Selected Research Projects
- Investigating tumour-immune system interactions using cellular automata
- Modelling progression of Chlamydia in-host using cellular automata models
- Investigating haptotactic cell migration in multicell spheroids using PDE models
- Multiple representations in teaching elementary linear algebra
- Online assessment and interaction in undergraduate mathematics education
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Selected Publications
- Mallet, D.G. and Pettet, G.J. (2006) A Mathematical Model of Integrin-Mediated Haptotactic Cell Migration. Bulletin of Mathematical Biology 68(2):pp. 231-253.
- de Pillis, L.G. and Mallet, D.G. and Radunskaya, A.E. (2006) Spatial Tumor-Immune Modeling. Computational and Mathematical Methods in Medicine 7(2-3):pp. 159-176.
- Mallet, D.G. and de Pillis, L.G. (2006) A cellular automata model of tumor-immune system interactions. Journal of Theoretical Biology 239(3):pp. 334-350.
- Mallet, D.G. (2006) Authentic assessment for advanced undergraduate students. In Stacey, Andrew and Blyth, Bill and Shepard, John, Eds. Proceedings 7th Biennial Engineering Mathematics and Applications Conference 47(EMAC2005), Melbourne, Australia.
- Mallet, D.G. and Turner, I.W. and Pettet, G.J. (2004) Application of the control volume method to a mathematical model of cell migration. ANZIAM Journal 45(E):C891-C904.
[Additional Publications]
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Current Postgraduate Students
| Name |
Project |
| Matthew Adams (PhD) |
Modelling of Human Skin Equivalent Constructs |
| Brodie Lawson (PhD) |
Multiscale mathematical modelling of cell growth and re-organization in tissues |
| Kel Sutton (Hons) |
Modelling Chlamydia using cellular automata |
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