Centre for Mathematical and Computational Biology
We are a multidisciplinary centre bringing together researchers who develop and deploy mathematical and computational methods to advance research and practical applications in the life sciences and medicine.
Our expertise includes mathematical modelling and analysis, simulation techniques, statistical analysis, data mining, machine learning and optimisation.
Research
We are pursuing a wide range of research topics within the scope of mathematical and computational biology.
Our staff members
Professor Anne Skeldon
Professor of Mathematics
Dr Matteo Barberis
Faculty Theme Leader for Infection and Immunity, Faculty Coordinator of Centre for Mathematical and Computational Biology (CMCB), and Reader in Systems Biology
Dr Roman Bauer
Senior Lecturer
Seminars and events
We run cross-disciplinary online seminars and discussion groups aimed at sharing expertise, learning new techniques for collecting data, understanding data or combining data with models.