I’m James, a postdoc researcher at the Santa Fe Institute. I completed my PhD in Mathematical Biology, supervised by Prof. Ramon Grima. Much of my research has centred on stochastic gene expression, although I have also engaged with topics as diverse as enzyme kinetics, social choice models and cross situational learning.
Currently in my postdoc I will look to explain scaling behaviours in regulatory networks. I am also still engaged in projects on analytics and inference in models of stochastic gene expression. All my publications are either open-science or else can be accessed on the arXiv or bioarXiv (or send me an email and I’ll send you the article). Feel free contact me at jamesholehouse1@gmail.com, I’m always free for discussion and collaboration. You can access my full CV here.
PhD awarded for thesis "Model reduction, mechanistic modelling and transience in models of stochastic chemical kinetics" - October 12, 2022
New Publication on Time-Dependent Solutions to Kirman's Ants - September 7, 2022