PhD students

• Siyuan Ma (2021-): Dynamics on biperiodic media
• Francesco Venezia (2020-): Geometric Mechanics
• Nataliya Balabanova (2018-2021): Mechanics of vortices and magnetic systems
• Yuuki Shimizu (2018-2020): Vortex dynamics (joint supervision with Takashi Sakajo, Kyoto)
• Philip Arathoon (2015-2019): Semidirect products and applications to Geometric Mechanics
• Marine Fontaine (2014-2018): Explicit symmetry breaking and Hamiltonian systems
• Amna Shaddad (2013-2018): Generalized point vortices on CP2
• Reem Alomair (2012-2016): Periodic orbits in some classes of Hamiltonian systems with symmetry
• Citlalitl Nava Gaxiola (2009-2013): Point vortices on the hyperboloid
• Qusay Soad al Zamil (2008-2012): Dirichlet-Neumann transform and equivariant cohomology
• Katie Steckles (2007-2011): Loop spaces and choreographies in dynamical systems
• Gemma Lloyd (2005-2009): Morse theory for invariant functions and its application to the n-body problem
• Hassan Asiri (2005-2008): Steady motions of a satellite system
• Fethi Grabsi (2001-2005): Forced symmetry breaking in Hamiltonian systems (cosupervised with Juan-Pablo Ortega)
• Nicola Sottocornola (1999-2002): Robust heteroclinic cycles in 4 dimensions (cosupervised with Pascal Chossat)
• Frederic Laurent-Polz (1999-2002): Point vortices on the sphere
• Emmanuel Protte (1992-1996): Bifurcations in symmetric Hamiltonian systems (did not complete)
• I was also an external co-supervisor of Miguel Rodriguez-Olmos (Lisbon, 2001-2004),
  working on the symplectic reduction of cotangent bundles, through the European Research training network MASIE

Fellows and postdocs

• Miguel Rodriguez-Olmos (2008-10) Marie-Curie Fellowship
• Luis García-Naranjo (2015-17) Royal Society Newton Advanced Fellow

Current and recent collaborators

• Peter Ashwin (Exeter)
• Francesco Fassò (Padova)
• Luis García-Naranjo (UNAM, Mexico)
• Juan-Pablo Ortega (Besançon)
• Tudor Ratiu (Lausanne/Shanghai)
• Mark Roberts (Surrey)
• Miguel Rodriguez-Olmos (Barcelona)
• Tadashi Tokieda (Stanford)

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