Professor John Moriarty

Profile

John Moriarty is Professor of Mathematics in the School of Mathematical Sciences, where he is also the School impact lead. He specialises in applied probability and applications in energy. Prior to joining Queen Mary, John was a Senior Lecturer in Probability and Statistics at the University of Manchester.

He holds a BA in Mathematical Sciences, M.Sc. in Applied Statistics and D.Phil. in Mathematics from the University of Oxford. After the completion of his studies he held a post-doctoral research fellowship at University College Cork. From 2013 to 2020 he held an EPSRC Early Career Research Fellowship, and from 2020-22 he holds a Resesarch Fellowship at the Alan Turing Institute. He served as Principal Organiser for the 2019 Isaac Newton Institute programme on the Mathematics of Energy Systems.

Research

Research Interests:

My current research interests are in applied probability, real options analysis, and applications in energy. Please see my group web page(link is external) for a list of our recent publications and preprints, and also my Google Scholar page.(link is external). I am an EPSRC Early Career Research Fellow and other funding details can be found on the RCUK gateway to research(link is external).

Publications

Public Engagement

I am organising the 2019 programme on the Mathematics of Energy Systems(link is external) at the Isaac Newton Institute in Cambridge.