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| Name | Affiliation | Interests |
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| Angela Aguglia | Università della Basilicata, Potenza | Unitals, ovals, Hermitian surfaces, collineation groups, designs |
| Maryam Alkandari | Imperial College, London | Algebraic-geometric code theory |
| John Arhin | Queen Mary, University of London | SOMAs (generalizations of mutually orthogonal Latin squares) |
| Robert Bailey | Queen Mary, University of London | Algebraic combinatorics |
| Kate Bennett | Queen Mary, University of London | Design of experiments in medical statistics |
| David Cariolaro | University of Reading | Graph theory, finite mathematics |
| Katie Chicot | University of Leeds | Transitivity properties of countable structures |
| Louise Choo | University of Bath | Medical statistics, spatial epidemiology, Bayesian methods, experimental design, group theory |
| Matthew Craven | UMIST | Genetic algorithms in group theory, computer algebra |
| Leigh Ellison | University of Glasgow | |
| Anthony Forbes | Open University | Combinatorial design theory and computing |
| Nicholas Georgiou | London School of Economics | |
| Nick Gill | University of Cambridge | |
| Matthew Henderson | University of Reading | |
| Mark Kambites | University of York | Combinatorial semigroup theory, connections with theoretical computer science |
| Sonia Mansilla | Queen Mary, University of London | Graph theory, permutation groups, Latin squares |
| John McSorley | London Metropolitan University | |
| Nguyen Van Minh Man | Eindhoven University of Technology | Combinatorics and computer algebra, Groebner theory and design of experiments |
| Philipp Reinfeld | London School of Economics | |
| Christopher Saker | University of Essex | Combinatorics on words, particularly unavoidable sets of words |
| Dinesh Sarvate | College of Charleston | Combinatorial design theory, enclosing of triple systems group divisible designs, generalized Bhaskarrao designs |
| Claire Spencer | University of Reading | |
| Robert Stapleton | University of Southampton | Factorial experiments and confounding |
| Sam Tarzi | Queen Mary, University of London | |
| Maylin Wartenberg | University of Braunschweig | Algebra, coding theory, stochastics & statistics |
Peter J. Cameron
13 August 2002.