Bradley Landau

Monash University

Bradley Landau is a student at Monash University who has recently completed his second year of study in mathematics and mechanical engineering. He has developed a strong interest in statistical mechanics, particularly in understanding how phase transitions emerge in discrete vector-spin generalisations of the Curie–Weiss model. He is also interested in probabilistic lattice models, having studied bond percolation and self-avoiding walk models. Outside of mathematics, Bradley enjoys bouldering and experimenting with specialty coffee. From brewing and roasting at home to analysing temperature-time roast curves to improve the flavour.

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