Bioinformatics and Mathematical Biology
Mathematics, statistics and computing provide the common language for the interdisciplinary research challenges of modern biology.
Our expertise crosses traditional subject boundaries and ranges biological scales from molecules to ecosystems.
We have very active research links across the University, including a range of interdisciplinary centres:
- Biological Physical Sciences Interdisciplinary Network (BPSInet) (BPSI)
- York Biomedical Research Institute (YBRI)
- York Environmental Sustainability Institute (YESI)
Our joint appointments with the departments of Mathematics and Computer Science further enable us to create exciting collaborations and to deliver research which is both creative and practical.
Impact
Our bioinformatics and mathematical biology research delivers positive benefits for industry, the environment and public health.
We focus on research that addresses three global challenges:
Research highlights
People
| Name | Expertise |
| Kanchon Dasmahapatra |
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| Calvin Dytham |
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| Daphne Ezer |
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| Daniel Franks |
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| Daniel Jeffares |
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| Richard Law |
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| Jon Pitchford |
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| Elva Robinson |
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| Gavin Thomas |
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| Reidun Twarock |
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| Mark Williamson |
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| Jamie Wood |
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