Mathematics of Life and Social Sciences Group
Our group applies mathematical, computational, and statistical techniques to address research questions in the life and social sciences.
Research areas
Much of our research is interdisciplinary. Group members collaborate closely with researchers in biology, ecology and medicine from a range of universities, research institutes and industries. We use an exceptionally broad range of mathematical techniques, encompassing the full range of current applied mathematics.
Studentships
Mathematical models for preclinical drug trials: small molecule drugs and antibody drug conjugates
Funding information:
Standard UKRI stipend and fees covered.Stay connected
Latest blog posts
Catlin, Knott, Marino, Moustakis, & Sullinge-Farrall speak in the PGR Seminar organised by Laura Jones
Laura Jones organised the Postgraduate Research (PGR) Seminar this semester. This seminar series gives...
NC3R awards Carina Dunlop a £135k grant for a 4-year PhD studentship on digital twin development
NC3R (National Council for the Replacement, Refinement and Reduction of Animals in Research) has awarded...
Our people
Professor David Lloyd
Head of the Mathematics of Life and Social Sciences Group

Upcoming seminars
We run regular seminars throughout term discussing mathematical, computational, and statistical techniques and ongoing research we are doing in the group.