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Owen Rackham
Professor
Our ability to turn observations into predictions is at the core of quantitative biology. By leveraging mathematical, statistical, and computational techniques, we can transcend what we observe, enabling us to anticipate behaviours and patterns that have yet to be discovered.
Benjamin Macarthur
Personal Chair
Modern experimental methods are allowing us to observe biological systems in ever more detail. The data that these experiments produce is often complex and so requires new mathematical, statistical and machine learning methods to make the most of it. Combining the latest experimental and computational tools we are understanding life as never before and using that understanding to improve health and wellbeing for all.

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