I am a current PhD student at the University of Cambridge, Department of Applied Mathematics and Theoretical Physics (DAMTP). My passion has always been physics in the overlapping region between theory and astrophysics, such as black holes and gravitational waves. My current field of research is Numerical Relativity, i.e. solving Einstein’s equations by means of extensive simulations on supercomputers. More specifically, I am looking at black holes and boson stars, and how they interact. Past research has focused on gravitational waves and black hole photon rings.

I have obtained degrees in Mathematics, Theoretical Physics and Astrophysics at the University of Leuven, Belgium, before being accepted for my current position. I have two published peer-reviewed papers, and am co-author on a chapter of a book on testing General Relativity. In my spare time, I like to do sports (running, football …) and play guitar.

My name is Maxime, and I am a first-year maths student at University of Oxford. I am very passionate about anything to do with maths, and never miss out on the opportunity to participate in maths competitions or to discuss challenging problems with others. Having taught myself A-level further maths, I am familiar with various ways of thinking about the content, and the most intuitive ways to learn the key concepts on the specification. I also pride myself on my ability to communicate mathematical ideas effectively, maintaining both clarity and precision throughout a conversation. I particularly love pure maths (although I am able to help out with applied maths too!), and I love complex numbers, linear algebra, and group theory. In my free time I climb and play chess, and play the clarinet- I love all genres, and especially jazz 🙂

Hello, I’m Jossie, and I’m a maths student at University of Oxford, tutoring maths in my spare time. I am passionate about mathematics myself and strive to make mathematics more enjoyable and understandable to my students. I am friendly and will go at my student’s pace to ensure they get the most out of our sessions. I am dedicated to helping students reach their academic goals at any level by providing sessions that are personalised and engaging, and tackling the topics my student finds most difficult.

I achieved 11 A*s at GCSE, including full marks in GCSE mathematics. I then went on to achieve A* A* A* A at A-level in Maths, Further Maths, Physics and History. I did the MAT exam and Oxford interviews which led me to receive 5/5 offers from my chosen universities for mathematics. I can help students both with tutoring on mathematics and physics topics, and also with university entrance for mathematics (personal statement, entrance exams, interviews). I can also offer revision tips and plans for mathematics subjects so that my students make the most of their time outside tutoring and school, and achieve the best result possible in their exams.