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Dr Gunnar Pruessner is an Associate Professor in Mathematical Physics at the Department of Mathematics, Imperial College London. His research focuses on mathematical physics, though specific areas are not detailed in available sources. Dr Pruessner's academic profile can be accessed through the provided website link. No further details regarding his research, achievements, or affiliations are currently available.
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Gunnar Pruessner is a Reader in Mathematical Physics at Imperial College London, specializing in non-equilibrium statistical mechanics, self-organised criticality, field theory, biological physics, and active matter. His research explores theoretical frameworks and models to understand complex systems, including self-organised criticality and its applications in solar and astrophysical contexts. Pruessner's work also investigates entropy production, field theories of active particles, and numerical methods for detecting critical phenomena. His publications address topics such as active matter, biological systems, and the dynamics of non-equilibrium processes, contributing to the understanding of both theoretical and applied physics.