Alison Ramage

Selected grants and contracts

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£ 9K from the International Centre for Mathematical Sciences for a Research In Groups programme on Preconditioning for Variational Data Assimilation (as PI, with Freitag (Potsdam), Gürol (CERFACS), Lawless and Scott (Reading), Tabeart (Eindhoven)), 2024.

£ 6K from the Isaac Newton Institute Network Support for the Mathematical Sciences for a network on Preconditioning for Variational Data Assimilation (as PI, with Freitag (Potsdam), Gürol (CERFACS), Lawless and Scott (Reading), Tabeart (Eindhoven)), 2023.

£ 14.5K from the Edinburgh Mathematical Society, the Glasgow Mathematical Journal Trust, the Institute for Mathematics and its Applications, the London Mathematical Society and the QJMAM Fund for Applied Mathematics for the ICIAM Workshop on Applied and Industrial Mathematics, University of Strathclyde (with Knight and Duff (SFSTC)), 2022.

£ 22K from the International Centre for Mathematical Sciences (ICMS) for a workshop on Mathematical criminology and crime science, Edinburgh, (as PI, with Brunton-Smith and Lloyd (Surrey), Short (Georgia Institute of Technology) and Wilson), 2018.

£ 1.5K from the Strathclyde Global Engagements International Strategic Partnership Fund for initiating collaborative discussions with TU Delft (as PI, with Pestana), 2018.

£ 43K from the Leverhulme Trust for a Research Fellowship on Preconditioning for Novel Data Assimilation Problems (as PI), 2017.

£ 22K from the International Centre for Mathematical Sciences (ICMS) for a workshop on Mathematics for Measurement, Edinburgh (as CI, with Higham and Forbes (NPL)), 2017.

£ 80K from the Strathclyde/National Physical Laboratory (NPL) for Emerging Theme PhD studentship Data Science Tools for Uncertainty Quantification (as PI, with Higham and Forbes (NPL)), 2015.

£ 3K from the Strathclyde EPSRC Institutional Sponsorship Fund for a workshop with the University of Surrey and NPL on Modelling and algorithms for predicting human behaviour (as PI), 2015.

£ 2K from the Strathclyde Developing Leaders programme for a workshop on Opportunities for Analytics in Future Cities Research (as PI, with Higham), 2014.

£ 6K from the Strathclyde Learning Spaces Working Group for 160 PRS handsets and receivers (as PI), 2013.

£ 5K from the Strathclyde Education Excellence Fund for Writing skills for problem solving in mathematics (as PI, with Sonnet), 2012.

£ 61K from the Strathclyde EPSRC DTG for a PhD studentship in Efficient computational methods for large-scale variational data assimilation problems (as PI, with Copeland and Gejadze), 2011.

£ 75K from the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) for a CASE studentship in Adaptive Methods for Q-Tensor Liquid Crystal Models with Hewlett-Packard plc. (as PI, with Mackenzie), 2010.

£ 75K from the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) and the Knowledge Transfer Network in Industrial Mathematics for a CASE studentship in Fast Iterative Solvers in Geomechanics with Oasys Ltd (as PI), 2008.

£ 4K from the Strathclyde Bridging the Gap project to support research visitors (as PI, with Gejadze), 2009.

£ 34K from the Strathclyde Collaborative Training Account Research Assistant Industrial Secondment (RAIS) scheme for Fast Iterative Solvers in Geomechanics with Oasys Ltd (as PI), 2008.

£ 422K from the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) (EP/E040993/1) for Adaptive Numerical Methods for Optoelectronic Device modelling with Hewlett-Packard (as CI, with Ainsworth and Mottram), 2007-2010.

£ 48K from the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) (EP/F013914/1) for Computational Linear Algebra for Partial Differential Equations, Durham-LMS Research Sympoisum (as CI, with Bolton (Durham), Silvester (Manchester) and Wathen (Oxford)), 2007.

£ 52K from the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) (EP/C53154X/1) for Adaptive Methods for Liquid Crystal Device Modelling with Hewlett-Packard, EPSRC Springboard Fellowship (as PI), 2005-2006.

£ 122K from the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) (GR/S42712/01) for Parametric studies of multiple tunnelling using the national HPC resources (as CI, with Augarde (Durham)), 2003-2005.

£ 131K from the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) (GR/R85037/01) for Preconditioners for finite element modelling of soil-structure interaction problems (as PI, with Augarde (Durham)), 2002-2005.

£ 25K from the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) (EP/F013914/1) for XVth Householder Symposium on Numerical Linear Algebra, Peebles (as PI, with Knight, Higham (Manchester) and Wathen (Oxford)), 2001.

£ 16K from the Leverhulme Trust for a research visit to University of Maryland (as PI), 1999-2000.

£ 112K from the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) (GR/M26459) for Adaptive methods for Computational Solution of Partial Differential Equations (as CI, with Sloan and Mackenzie), 1998-2001.

128000 SEK (£ 10K) from the Swedish Research Council for Engineering Sciences Visiting Professor Program (as PI, with von Sydow (Uppsala)), 1998-2001.

BF 180000 (£ 3K) from the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO) for collaborative research (as CI, with Elman (Maryland), Fischer (Luebeck), Golub (Stanford), Silvester (Manchester) and Wathen (Oxford)), 1997-98.

£ 5K from the Science and Engineering Research Council (SERC) for the 27th European Study Group with Industry (as CI, with McKee, Coles and Wilson), 1994.

£ 5K from the British Council for British/German Academic Exchange Service (as CI with Fischer (Lueback), Silvester (Manchester) and Wathen (Oxford)), 1993-96.

£ 2K from Nuclear Electric plc. for work on high performance iterative solvers (as PI), 1993-94.