I've been lucky in working with some really great PhD students over the years. Here's a list of my students, their projects, and what they're up to now.

• 2017-2019: Annabel Whipp: Building estimates of the ambient population: a case study of Leeds city centre (EPSRC).
• 2017-2019: Keiran Suchak: Developing methods for real-time pedestrian simulation (EPSRC).
• 2016-2019 : Lucía Gómez Álvarez : Logics of vagueness and rainforest monitoring.
• 2015-2018 : Usman Gulma : The Impact of Community Cohesion on Crime.
• 2014-2018 : Rui Yu : Dynamic Data Assimilation and Agent-based modeling of ecosystem structural change in Three-River Headwaters Region of China.
• 2014 onwards : Nick Roxburgh : Opportunities and barriers for multi user water systems in rural Nepal.
• 2013-2018 : Nawaf Alotaibi : Spatial analysis of crime.
• 2012-2018 : Nick Addis : Agent-based modelling of Crime.
  Nick is now a lecturer in Criminology at Sheffield Hallam University.
• 2011-2016 : Anne Owen : Carbon transfers in international trade.
  Anne is now an EPSRC Research Fellow in End Use Energy Demand at the University of Leeds.
• 2010-2013: Benjamin Vis : Urban morphology in MesoAmerica.
  Benjamin is now Eastern ARC Research Fellow (Digital Humanities) at the University of Kent.
• 2010-2011: Giulia Napolitano : Development a real time flood forecasting model for the city of Rome.
• 2010-2013: Chris Williams : Effects of changing glacier morphology on glacier mass balance.
  Chris now works as Geospatial Analysis Lead for the British Geological Survey. Check out his Coding Blog.
• 2009-2012: Kate Staines : Modelling rapid landscape change due to glacial outburst flooding in southern Iceland.
  Kate now works for Edge Analytics.
• 2007-2011 : René; Jordan : An agent-based local housing market model.
  René is now a lecturer at the University of the West Indies.
• 2007-2013: Dan Olner : "The economic calculation debate": the place of modelling.
  Dan is now a Research Fellow at the Sheffield Methods Institute. Check out his blog.
• 2006-2010 : Nick Malleson : Agent-based modelling of crime.
  Nick is now a prof at the University of Leeds.
• 2002-2006 : Hazel Parry : Effects of Land Management upon Species Dynamics at Differing Landscape Scales: an entomological agent-based simulation model.
  Hazel is now a senior research scientist for CSIRO.
• 2002-2006 : Charatdao "Tok" Kongmuang : Modelling Crime.
  Tok is now a lecturer at Naresuan University.
• 2002-2005 : Bokhwan Kim : Modelling city development using Cellular Automata.
  Bokhwan now works in the civil service of the Republic of (South) Korea.
• 2001-2004 : Alison Heppenstall : Price modelling and its applications: an agent-based approach.
  Alison is now a prof at the University of Leeds.
• 2000-2001 : Christopher Sleeman : Investigating patterns of consumption in the Information Age using cellular automata: a critique of contemporary geodemographics.
  Chris now works for Callcredit.

I've also been lucky enough to work with the following researchers on projects I've managed: Oliver-Duke Williams; Phil Porter (blog); Tim Waters (blog); Linda Oxnard; Alison Heppenstall; Monsuru Adepeju; Arwa Sayegh; Charles Lonsdale and Matthew Daws.