Hauton has worked extensively with colleagues in India and Bangladesh since 2015 and has developed an international profile in shrimp health research, including contributing to the development of a mobile phone app, the 'Chingri Shrimp App', to support shrimp farmer training in Bangladesh.
Research has also included quantifying the potential toxic risk of deep sea mining of mineral resources. He was part of the leading team of the EC FP7 MIDAS Project, exploring the ecological risk of deep-sea mining, outputs from which led to contributions to the Royal Society Foresight Future of the Sea report (2016/17), to presentations at the UN International Seabed Authority in Jamaica, and expert contributions to the UN ISA ISA Legal and Technical Commision ISBA/27/C/11 'Guidelines for the establishment of baseline environmental data.'
Development of large-scale electronic structure methods, based on Density Functional Theory within the ONETEP program (onetep.org)
Development of atomistic and multiscale simulation methods for materials using quantum and classical methods, and machine-learned potentials
Application of these simulation methods to discover advanced materials in technologically relevant problems such as batteries, hydrogen fuel cells and drud optimisation
My research seeks to understand how people decide in situations of uncertainty. In particular, I am interested in understanding the implications of ambiguity in economic contexts such as contract design, auctions or communication.
Further information about my research can be found at https://sites.google.com/site/kellnerchristian
