David Fisher

Dr David Fisher is a Teaching Fellow in Mathematics affiliated with the School of Mathematics and Physics. He is actively involved in teaching and curriculum development, serving on the Departmental Teaching and Learning Committee and the Staff-Student Liaison Committee.

His research centers on advanced algebraic structures, with a focus on Lie Algebras, Linear Algebra, and Algebraic Structures. His work bridges pure mathematics and theoretical applications, particularly in symmetry and classification problems in low-dimensional algebras.

The available publication highlights his contributions to the classification of automorphisms in real Lie algebras of dimension five or less, reflecting a strong trend in structural algebra and mathematical physics. His teaching portfolio includes core and advanced modules such as Algebra, Numbers and Sets, Galois Theory, and Lie Algebras, indicating deep expertise in foundational and higher-level algebra.

• Member of the Institute of Mathematics and its Applications

Dr Fisher is engaged in academic service and professional development through committee roles and institutional memberships. While no grants or student supervision are mentioned in the text, his extensive teaching load and research output suggest an active role in mathematical education and scholarship.

He is associated with research and teaching teams within the School of Mathematics and Physics, contributing to both undergraduate and postgraduate programs in algebra and related fields.