Dr Lindsey Corson

Teaching Fellow

Mathematics and Statistics

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Personal statement

My pedagogical research interests include understanding how students engage with online quizzes and how groups of students from different disciplines work together.

My mathematical research interests lie in using applied mathematics to solve real-world problems. Rather than studying detailed models of a particular system, I consider simple, but physically founded, models with the aim elucidating the fundamental mechanisms that control phenomena such as the evolution of porous media as a result of reactive natural convection processes, and the behaviour of both isotropic and anisotropic fluids (liquid crystals) under the influence of an electric field.  

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Research Interests

Problems I have worked on include:

  • Reative convection in an evolving porous layer
  • High Rayleigh number convection in a porous medium 
  • Deformation of nearly hemipsherical and thin drops of isotropic fluid under the influence of an electric field

Professional Activities

SMSN Summer Meeting
Participant
19/6/2026
Beyond attendance: Patterns and drivers of student engagement in first-year university mathematics
Contributor
16/6/2026
Scottish Mathematical Council Prizegiving Ceremony
Speaker
10/6/2026
Continuous Assessment: For Whom and Why?
Speaker
5/6/2026
PRIMES: Pedagogy and Practice in Mathematics Education Scotland
Organiser
27/3/2026
Tutorial hand-ins: do they influence exam performance?
Contributor
27/3/2026

More professional activities

Projects

Beyond attendance: Patterns and drivers of student engagement in first-year university mathematics
McPike, Ruaraidh (Principal Investigator) Corson, Lindsey (Co-investigator)
01-Jan-2026 - 31-Jan-2027
Maths Week Scotland Small Grants Fund 2026
Corson, Lindsey (Principal Investigator) Giglio, Francesco (Co-investigator)
£50k from Education Scotland, £5k from GMJT and £6k from EMS to support the Maths Week Scotland Small Grants Fund. All monies held at ICMS for administrative purposes.
01-Jan-2026 - 23-Jan-2027
A Network for Teaching and Learning in Scottish HE Mathematical Sciences
Corson, Lindsey (Principal Investigator) Coutts, Emma (Co-investigator)
£760 funding from GMJT to support initial meeting of network on 3rd April 2025
03-Jan-2025 - 03-Jan-2025
Maths Week Scotland Small Grants Fund
Corson, Lindsey (Principal Investigator) Giglio, Francesco (Co-investigator)
£31,000 funding (£21,000 from Scottish Government, £5,000 from EMS and £5,000 from GMJT) to support Maths Week Scotland Small Grants Fund
06-Jan-2025 - 06-Jan-2026
Getting Started in Educational Research in the Mathematical Sciences
Corson, Lindsey (Principal Investigator)
£1000 from EMS Education Committee
15-Jan-2023 - 04-Jan-2023
Mechanistic modelling of smouldering remediation to evaluate its effects on soil properties and interactions with groundwater
Switzer, Christine (Principal Investigator) Corson, Lindsey (Principal Investigator) Pritchard, David (Principal Investigator)
01-Jan-2015 - 16-Jan-2016

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Contact

Dr Lindsey Corson
Teaching Fellow
Mathematics and Statistics

Email: lindsey.corson@strath.ac.uk
Tel: 548 3804