G'day! I am Zoe Wyatt, a mathematician based at King’s College London. My research lies at the intersection of general relativity, differential geometry and hyperbolic equations. Concretely, I study PDEs derived from theories of higher dimensional gravity, string theory, particle physics and cosmology. Please get in touch if you are interested in doing a PhD.

My email is firstname.surname@kcl.ac.uk. My address is: Department of Mathematics, King’s College London, Strand Building, Strand, London, WC2R 2LS.

Brief CV

Publications and Preprints

Awards, grants and fellowships

  • 2022, Conference Grants from the LMS and Heilbronn Institute.
  • 2022, International Visitor Program to visit SMRI in Australia.
  • 2021, Early Career Grant from the LMS and EPSRC to attend the 2022 ICM.
  • 2021, Certificate of Commendation, Edinburgh Mathematical Society PhD Thesis Prize.
  • 2020, London Mathematical Society Early Career Fellowship to visit Prof. David Berman at QMUL.
  • 2020, REWIRE Grant and Fellowship, a Marie Skłodowska-Curie Action COFUND Programme at the University of Vienna (€200,000, declined for Herchel Smith position).
  • 2020, Henslow Junior Research Fellowship, Darwin College Cambridge (declined for Herchel Smith position).
  • 2019, Laura Wisewell Travel Scholarship, University of Edinburgh.
  • 2018, Sir William Darling Memorial Prize, University of Edinburgh, for my maths outreach work.
  • 2018 - 2019: 6 month research fellowship to visit the Gravitational Physics group at the University of Vienna working under Assoc.-Prof. David Fajman.
  • 2017 - 2018: 8 month research fellowship to visit Sorbonne-UPMC, Paris working under Prof. Philippe LeFloch.
  • 2017, Postgraduate Research Student Essay Prize, top grade, University of Edinburgh.
  • 2015, funded PhD positions at the University of Cambridge (declined) and MIGSAA (UoE and HWU).
  • 2014, Anne Clough Prize for excellent exam performance, Newnham College, University of Cambridge.
  • 2013, Marjorie Tunnicliffe Prize for excellent exam performance, Newnham College, University of Cambridge.

Organised conferences

Some more maths

  • A copy of my thesis can be found here.
  • My submission for the Edinburgh School of Maths Postgraduate Research Student Essay Prize, and my first year MIGSAA project.
  • In my Part III essay in 2014 I generalised the proof of local well-posedness of BSSN to high dimensions, n+1 for n>3. This was surprisingly not known before then.

In my spare time, I love bird-watching and cycling, reading. Additionally, this is my favourite meme.