Adam McBride

Adam McBride is a Visiting Professor in the Department of Mathematics and Statistics at the University of Strathclyde, United Kingdom, with research spanning functional analysis, semigroup theory, and mathematical physics.

His primary research interests include semigroup theory, locally convex spaces, and coagulation-fragmentation processes. His work applies advanced mathematical analysis to model physical phenomena such as particle aggregation and breakage dynamics, with significant contributions to continuous semigroup theory and initial value problems.

Recent publications demonstrate consistent focus on semigroup applications, including a 2021 editorial on Peter Michael Neumann's legacy and a 2013 foundational article on coagulation-fragmentation modeling using semigroup methods.

McBride has served as Principal Investigator for research projects including the Nuffield Foundation-funded Science Bursary for undergraduate research (2007) and an EPSRC Doctoral Training Grant (2005-2009). He also contributed to academic service as editorial board member of Fractional Calculus and Applied Analysis (2008-2013).