Matthew Johnson
Associate Professor in the School of Engineering and Computing Sciences, Durham University.
Telephone: +44 (0) 191 33 41747
Room number: E251 (Higginson)
Email: matthew.johnson2@durham.ac.uk
Research
I am a member of ACiD, the Algorithms and Complexity research group, and of the NODES Research and Training Centre. My research interests include algorithmic graph theory, combinatorial optimization and combinatorial designs. If you are interested in doing a PhD in these or related areas, please get in touch. Some publications are listed here with links to preprints.
Large Grants
- Efficient Graph Colouring Algorithms Via Input Restrictions. The Leverhulme Trust Research Project Grants. 2016-2019.
- SCALUS (SCALing by means of Ubiquitous Storage). Marie Curie Initial Training Network. 2009-2013.
- Structural Vulnerability Measures for Networks and Graphs. EPSRC. 2009-2012.
- Extending the Theory of Colour Graphs. EPSRC. 2007-2011.
- A General Theory of Colour Graphs. Nuffield Foundation's Newly Appointed Science Lecturers scheme. 2005-2006.
Research Students
- Anthony Stewart, PhD 2017.
- Dan Thomas
- Ioannis Lignos, PhD 2016.
- Carl Feghali, PhD 2016.
- Foad Lotfifar, PhD 2016.
- Aidan Chalk, MSc 2013.
Teaching
I am currently the School's Director of Education.
In 2016/17, I contribute to the following modules:
All materials are on duo.
Last change: 3 March 2017.