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Joe Pitt-Francis

Associate Professor of Computer Science · www.cs.ox.ac.uk · University of Oxford

Quick answer: Joe Pitt-Francis is Associate Professor of Computer Science at University of Oxford. Joe Pitt-Francis shows an active PhD hiring signal as of 2026-09-11.

⭐ Please note that the Department of Computer Science does not currently offer any internship positions (either paid or unpaid). If it does have any in the future then they will be well advertised with a proper competitive application process. This means that any speculative emails asking about interships are likely to go unanswered. Sorry. Similarly I do not currently have any funded doctoral plac

Research interests

Chaste (Open source software for Computational Biology) Parallel and high performance computing Cardiac modelling Computational geometry and finite element meshes Software development

Selected publications (since 2023)

[2024] A mathematical framework for the emergence of winners and losers in cell competition [2022] Structural Features of Microvascular Networks Trigger Blood Flow Oscillations [2022] Dependence of cell-free-layer width on rheological parameters: Combining empirical data on flow separation at microvascular bifurcations with geometrical considerations

Frequently asked questions

Is Joe Pitt-Francis hiring PhD students at University of Oxford?
Yes. As of 2026-09-11, Joe Pitt-Francis's faculty page shows a PhD hiring signal: Please note that the Department of Computer Science does not currently offer any internship positions (either paid or unpaid). If it does have any in the future then they will be well advertised with .
What does Joe Pitt-Francis research?
Chaste (Open source software for Computational Biology) Parallel and high performance computing Cardiac modelling Computational geometry and finite element meshes Software development

Data last updated: 2026-09-11 · Source: phd-match.com faculty database.

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