Kevin J. Painter

The paper shows that varying interaction ranges between chasers and runners in heterogeneous populations leads to emergent chase-and-run dynamics at the population level.

This study develops a mathematical model to assess how ocean noise pollution affects whale migration by simulating communication, navigation, and noise propagation.

The paper develops a new model for glioma invasion driven by microtubes, showing it can predict tumour expansion and relate to existing model classes.

This study shows that collective navigation benefits depend on whether individuals share intended or actual headings, with intended headings providing robust advantages across various flows.

The paper studies radially-symmetric anisotropic diffusion to model aggregation phenomena in biological systems without relying on chemotaxis or adhesion.

This paper derives non-local models of cell-cell adhesion and chemotaxis from a space-jump process and validates them with random walk simulations.