cv.yml

- title: General Information
  type: map
  contents:
    - name: Full Name
      value: Rhys J. Evans
#    - name: Date of Birth
#      value: 23rd December 1993
    - name: Email
      value: rhysjevans00@gmail.com  
#    - name: Languages
#      value: English, Mandarin (basic)

- title: Education
  type: time_table
  contents:
    - title: PhD
      institution: Queen Mary University of London, London, UK
      year: 2016-2020
      description:
        - Thesis titled <em>On regular induced subgraphs of edge-regular graphs</em>
        - Supervised by Professor <a href="https://webspace.maths.qmul.ac.uk/l.h.soicher/">Leonard H. Soicher</a>

    - title: MMath
      institution: University of Warwick, Coventry, UK
      year: 2012-2016
      description:
        - Dissertation titled <em>The Combinatorics of Weighted Perfect Matches</em>
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- title: Academic Experience
  type: time_table
  contents:
    - title: Postdoctoral Researcher
      institution: Sobolev Institute of Mathematics, Novosibirsk, Russia
      year: 2021-2022
      description:
        - Part of the Applied Abstract Algebra research group
        - Led by Professor Alexander Mednykh
    - title: PhD Researcher
      institution: Queen Mary University of London, London, UK
      year: 2016-2020
      description:
        - Collaborated with experts in algebraic graph theory to publish joint research
        - Presented to colleagues both in the UK and abroad
        - Developed software to aid research, which has been made available to wider research community
        - Participated in professional development courses, covering research planning and teaching


- title: Teaching Experience
  type: time_table
  contents:
    - title: Teaching assistant 
      institution: Queen Mary University of London, London, UK
      year: 2017-2019
      description:
        - Led classes of 10-20 students, teaching topics introduced in weekly lectures
        - Marked, organised and assisted in writing weekly homework assignments
        - Taught <em>Probability</em>, <em>Calculus I</em> and <em>Calculus II</em> (1st year undergraduate)
    - title: Demonstrator
      institution: Queen Mary University of London, London, UK
      year: 2017-2019
      description:
        - Assisted in classes of 10-20 students, teaching topics introduced in weekly lectures
        - Marked, organised and assisted in writing weekly homework assignments
        - Taught <em>Linear Programming and Games</em> (2nd year undergraduate) and <em>Combinatorics</em> (3rd year undergraduate)
    - title: Supervisor
      institution: University of Warwick, Coventry, UK
      year: 2015-2016
      description: 
        - Led weekly meetings with small groups of students (1st year undergraduate)
        - Marked homework assignments and discussed topics introduced in weekly lectures
     
- title: Open Source Projects
  type: time_table
  contents:
    - title: <a href="https://github.com/gap-packages/agt">AGT</a>
      year: 2020-present
      description: A GAP package for computations in algebraic graph theory



#- title: Honors and Awards
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#    - year: 1921
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#        - Nobel Prize in Physics 
#        - Matteucci Medal
#    - year: 2029
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#        - Max Planck Medal

- title: Academic Interests
  type: nested_list
  contents:
    - title: Algebraic graph theory
      items: 
        - Interested in regularity, tranisitivity and spectral properties of graphs
        - So far, I have concentrated on the classification and search for certain graphs with regular subgraphs.
        - For example, see <a href="/projects/neumaier_graphs/">Neumaier graphs</a>
    - title: Computational tools for graph theory
      items:
        - Working on the development of software for the inspection of graphs and their algebraic properties
        - Currently focused on the development of the GAP package, <a href="/projects/agt/">AGT</a>

- title: Other Qualifications
  type: list
  contents:
    - <u>Teaching:</u> 120-hour premier TEFL course, including teaching methodology, self-observation and teaching large classes modules
    - <u>Languages:</u> Mandarin (HSK 4)