Computer and Information Sciences
Strathclyde University
26 Richmond Street
Glasgow G1 1XH
Scotland
martin.goodfellow@cis.strath.ac.uk
Tel: +44 141 548 3160
Skype: m.hgood
Research
The broad area of research I am interested in is XML model engineering and the use of graph methods in the construction and decomposition of biochemical networks, protein structure analysis and a broad range of Internet and social networking problems. I focus on approximate search of large graph structures using indexing techniques, with particular interest in biological graphs.
Publications
M. H. Goodfellow, E. Hunt and D. McCafferty: reSearch: Enhancing Information Retrieval with Images,
Strathprints: The University of Strathclyde institutional repository , pdf
Qualifications
Software Engineering BSc (Hons), University of Glasgow 08
- First Class Degree
Previous Work
Compositionality of Biochemical Model Specifications
- bib
- Involved the design and implementation of software for composing SBML models
Summer Studentship in The Bioinformatics Research Centre in the University of Glasgow
- Involved the implementation of extra features for inclusion in the centre's BioNessie biochemical pathway simulation and analysis tool
- These features included a stochastic simulator and the ability to import/export models as CellML
- This work was part of the Simulation Modelling of the MAP Kinase Pathway (SIMAP) Project.
Software
SBMLCompose (To be released soon)