Publications by Dr Mark Willis - ePrints

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Newcastle Authors	Title	Year
Dr Victor Grisales Diaz Dr Mark Willis	Ethyl acetate production from dilute bioethanol with low energy intensity	2022
Dr Victor Grisales Diaz Dr Mark Willis	Multi-objective optimization of aniline and hydrogen production in a directly coupled membrane reactor	2022
Harry Laing Dr Chris O'Malley Dr Mark Willis	Optimisation of energy usage and carbon emissions monitoring using MILP for an advanced anaerobic digester plant	2022
Dr Mark Willis	An Automated Computational Approach to Kinetic Model Discrimination and Parameter Estimation	2021
Dr Mark Willis Dr Allen Wright	COVID-19: Mechanistic model calibration subject to active and varying non-pharmaceutical interventions	2021
Dr Mark Willis	Rapid, Automated Determination of Reaction Models and Kinetic Parameters	2021
Dr Mark Willis Dr Moritz von Stosch Oscar Prado-Rubio	Assessing the energy requirements for butanol production using fermentation tanks-in-series operated under vacuum	2020
Harry Laing Dr Chris O'Malley Dr Mark Willis	Development of a biogas distribution model for a wastewater treatment plant: a mixed integer linear programming approach	2020
Dr Mark Willis Oscar Prado-Rubio Dr Moritz von Stosch	Insights into the dynamics and control of COVID-19 infection rates	2020
Dr Mark Willis	Computational approaches to kinetic model selection	2019
Dr Mark Willis	Ethanol production using Zymomonas mobilis: Development of a kinetic model describing glucose and xylose co-fermentation	2019
Dr Victor Grisales Diaz Dr Mark Willis	On the economic optimisation of ethanol production using corn stover feedstock: A new kinetic model, a green recovery system and a deacetylation step	2019
Dr Victor Grisales Diaz Dr Moritz von Stosch Dr Mark Willis	Butanol production via vacuum fermentation: An economic evaluation of operating strategies	2018
Dr Victor Grisales Diaz Dr Mark Willis	Kinetic modelling and simulation of batch, continuous and cell-recycling fermentations for acetone-butanol-ethanol production using Clostridium saccharoperbutylacetonicum N1-4	2018
Dr Victor Grisales Diaz Oscar Prado-Rubio Dr Mark Willis Dr Moritz von Stosch	Dynamic hybrid model for ultrafiltration membrane processes	2017
Dr Moritz von Stosch Dr Jie Zhang Dr Mark Willis	Hybrid neural network modelling for process monitoring and control	2017
Richard Adamson Dr Mark Willis	Integrated real-time production scheduling of a multiple cryogenic air separation unit and compressor plant	2017
Dr Moritz von Stosch Dr Mark Willis	Intensified design of experiments for upstream bioreactors	2017
Dr Mark Willis Dr Moritz von Stosch	L0-constrained regression using mixed integer linear programming	2017
Richard Adamson Dr Mark Willis	Retrospective and predictive optimal scheduling of nitrogen liquefier units and the effect of renewable generation	2017
Dr Mark Willis Dr Moritz von Stosch	Simultaneous parameter identification and discrimination of the nonparametric structure of hybrid semi-parametric models	2017
Richard Adamson Dr Mark Willis	Steady-state optimisation of a multiple cryogenic air separation unit and compressor plant	2017
Dr Mark Willis Dr Moritz von Stosch	Inference of chemical reaction networks using mixed integer linear programming	2016
Dr Dominic Searson Dr Mark Willis Professor Allen Wright	Reverse Engineering Chemical Reaction Networks from Time Series Data	2012
Charles Hii Dr Dominic Searson Dr Mark Willis	Evolving toxicity models using multigene symbolic regression and multiple objectives	2011
Dr Dominic Searson Professor David Leahy Dr Mark Willis	Predicting the toxicity of chemical compounds using GPTIPS: a free genetic programming toolbox for MATLAB	2011
Professor Jarka Glassey Dr Mark Willis Professor Gary Montague	Application of Agent-Based System for Bioprocess Description and Process Improvement	2010
Dr Dominic Searson Professor David Leahy Dr Mark Willis	GPTIPS: An Open Source Genetic Programming Toolbox For Multigene Symbolic Regression	2010
Alexander Morrison Dr Dominic Searson Dr Mark Willis	Using genetic programming to evolve a team of data classifiers	2010
Dr Mark Willis	Determining reaction networks	2009
Dr Arijit Mukherjee Dr Dominic Searson Dr Mark Willis	Improved control of a chaotic reaction system using modified delay co-ordinate feedback	2009
Rob Worth Professor Katarina Novakovic Dr Mark Willis Professor Allen Wright	The Importance of Mass Transfer in Gas-Liquid Reactions	2009
Professor Katarina Novakovic Dr Arijit Mukherjee Dr Mark Willis Professor Allen Wright	The influence of reaction temperature on the oscillatory behaviour in the palladium-catalysed phenylacetylene oxidative carbonylation reaction	2009
Professor Katarina Novakovic Dr Mark Willis Professor Allen Wright	Utilising high throughput technologies for determination of the reaction mechanism of the L-proline catalysed aldol reaction	2009
Professor Katarina Novakovic Dr Mark Willis Professor Allen Wright	Utilising high throughput technologies for the determination of the reaction mechanism of the L-proline catalysed aldol reaction	2009
Professor Katarina Novakovic Dr Mark Willis Professor Allen Wright	Effect of gas-liquid mass transfer rates on the palladium catalysed phenylacetylene oxidative carbonylation reaction	2008
Rob Worth Professor Katarina Novakovic Dr Mark Willis Professor Allen Wright	Are high throughput technologies useable for engineering scalability?	2008
Samantha Burnham Dr Dominic Searson Dr Mark Willis Professor Allen Wright	Inference of chemical reaction networks	2008
Dr Christophe Grosjean Professor Katarina Novakovic Dr Mark Willis Professor Allen Wright	Product identification and distribution from the oscillatory versus non-oscillatory palladium(II) iodide-catalysed oxidative carbonylation of phenylacetylene	2008
Professor Katarina Novakovic Dr Christophe Grosjean Dr Mark Willis Professor Allen Wright	The influence of oscillations on product selectivity during the palladium-catalysed phenylacetylene oxidative carbonylation reaction	2008
Professor Katarina Novakovic Dr Mark Willis Professor Allen Wright	Towards predicting catalyst performance in reactive distillation systems	2008
Dr Ankur Mukherjee Dr Dominic Searson Dr Mark Willis	Two-dimensional simple proportional feedback control of a chaotic reaction system	2008
Professor Katarina Novakovic Dr Ankur Mukherjee Dr Mark Willis Professor Allen Wright Dr Stephen Scott et al.	Using perturbation experiments to study the dynamic behaviour of the palladium-catalysed phenylacetylene oxidative carbonylation	2008
Professor Katarina Novakovic Dr Mark Willis Professor Allen Wright	Utilising high throughput technologies for the determination of the reaction network of the l-proline catalysed aldol reaction	2008
Professor Katarina Novakovic Dr Mark Willis Professor Allen Wright	Utilising high throughput technologies for the determination of the reaction network of the ʟ-proline catalysed aldol reaction	2008
Professor Katarina Novakovic Dr Christophe Grosjean Dr Mark Willis Professor Allen Wright	Achieving pH and Qr oscillations in a palladium-catalysed phenylacetylene oxidative carbonylation reaction using an automated reactor system	2007
Philip English Dr Dominic Searson Dr Mark Willis Professor Allen Wright	Automated inference of chemical reaction networks	2007
Dr Ankur Mukherjee Dr Dominic Searson Dr Mark Willis	Characterisation of the dynamic behaviour of Briggs-Rauscher reaction in a fed-batch reactor	2007
Dr Ankur Mukherjee Dr Dominic Searson Dr Mark Willis	Characterisation of the dynamic behaviour of Briggs-Rauscher reaction in fed-batch reactor	2007
Dr Dominic Searson Dr Mark Willis Professor Gary Montague	Co-evolution of non-linear PLS model components	2007
Dr Ankur Mukherjee Dr Dominic Searson Dr Mark Willis Professor Allen Wright	Control of a chaotic autocatalytic reaction in a continuous stirred tank reactor	2007
Samantha Burnham Professor Katarina Novakovic Dr Dominic Searson Dr Mark Willis Professor Allen Wright et al.	Deduction of reaction mechanism using data from a robotic workstation	2007
Professor Katarina Novakovic Dr Mark Willis Professor Allen Wright	Engineering Scalability-Extending High Throughput Technologies to Chemical Process Development	2007
Professor Katarina Novakovic Dr Mark Willis Professor Allen Wright	Identifying Chemical Reaction Network Models	2007
Dr Dominic Searson Dr Mark Willis Simon Horne Professor Allen Wright	Inference of chemical reaction networks using hybrid s-system models	2007
Professor Katarina Novakovic Dr Mark Willis Professor Allen Wright	Reaction network determination using calibration free analytical data	2007
Professor Katarina Novakovic Dr Mark Willis Professor Allen Wright	Towards the elucidation of a chemical reaction network for the palladium-catalysed phenylacetylene oxidative carbonylation reaction	2007
Dr Ankur Mukherjee Dr Dominic Searson Dr Mark Willis Professor Allen Wright	Control of a chaotic autocatalytic reaction system	2006
Professor Katarina Novakovic Dr Christophe Grosjean Dr Mark Willis Professor Allen Wright	Enhancing process development using high throughput technologies a case study using an L-proline catalysed aldol reaction	2006
Professor Katarina Novakovic Dr Mark Willis Professor Allen Wright	High throughput technologies and reaction network determination	2006
Dr Dominic Searson Samantha Burnham Dr Mark Willis Professor Allen Wright	Identification of chemical reaction mechanism from batch process data	2006
Simon Horne Dr Dominic Searson Dr Mark Willis Professor Allen Wright	Modelling of chemical processes using S-systems	2006
Dr Dominic Searson Dr Mark Willis Professor Allen Wright	S-systems and evolutionary algorithms for the inference of chemical reaction networks from fed-batch reactor experiments	2006
Samantha Burnham Dr Dominic Searson Dr Mark Willis Professor Allen Wright	Towards the automated deduction of chemical reaction mechanism	2006
Samantha Burnham Dr Dominic Searson Dr Mark Willis Professor Allen Wright	Towards the automated elucidation of chemical reaction mechanism from batch reactor experiments	2006
Professor Allen Wright Dr Mark Willis	The effect of reaction kinetics on the performance of reactive distillation	2004
Professor Gary Montague Dr Mark Willis	Correlating polymer resin and end-use properties to molecular-weight distribution	2003
Dr Mark Willis	Dynamic systems modelling using genetic programming	2003
Professor Gary Montague Professor Jarka Glassey Dr Mark Willis	French fry quality improvement using advanced control techniques	2003
Professor Gary Montague Dr Mark Willis Dr Ailbhe Burke	Hybrid Approach to Modeling an Industrial Polyethylene Process	2003
Susan Lau Dr Mark Willis Professor Gary Montague Professor Jarka Glassey	Predictive scheduling of a bioprocess plant	2003
Professor Gary Montague Professor Jarka Glassey Dr Mark Willis	Advanced control methods for French fry quality improvement	2002
Dr Kathryn Kipling Professor Jarka Glassey Professor Gary Montague Dr Mark Willis Dr Hugo Hiden et al.	Automated production support for the bioprocess industry	2002
Dr Ming Tham Professor Gary Montague Professor Jarka Glassey Dr Mark Willis	Practical inferential estimation using artificial neural networks	2002
Ben McKay Dr Mark Willis Dr Dominic Searson Professor Gary Montague	Nonlinear continuum regression: an evolutionary approach	2000
Dr Ming Tham Dr Mark Willis	A robust tuning procedure for adaptive inferential control	1999
Dr Ming Tham Dr Mark Willis	A robust tuning procedure for adaptive inferential control	1999
Dr Dominic Searson Dr Mark Willis Professor Gary Montague	Improving controller performance using genetically evolved structures with co-adaptation	1999
Ben McKay Dr Mark Willis Dr Dominic Searson Professor Gary Montague	Non-linear continuum regression using genetic programming	1999
Dr Hugo Hiden Dr Mark Willis Dr Ming Tham Professor Gary Montague	Non-linear principal components analysis using genetic programming	1999
Dr Dominic Searson Dr Mark Willis Professor Gary Montague	Evolutionary design of process controllers	1998
Dr Dominic Searson Professor Gary Montague Dr Mark Willis	Chemical process controller design using genetic programming	1998
Dr Dominic Searson Professor Gary Montague Dr Mark Willis	Chemical process controller design using genetic programming	1998
Dr Dominic Searson Professor Gary Montague Dr Mark Willis	Evolutionary design of process controllers	1998
Dr Dominic Searson Professor Gary Montague Dr Mark Willis	Evolutionary design of process controllers	1998