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People and Research Areas
Mathematics & Statistics in the Biosciences People
- Numerical models of the pelagic ecosystem off the NSW coast
- Nutrient uptake and energy dissipation on coral reef flats
- Effects of microalgal shape on light capture.
- Nonlinear dynamics of communication between cardiac pacemaker cells, as well as their response to external stimulation
- Unified mathematical model of the electrophysiology of charophytes (brackish water plants)
- Dynamics of the movement of glucose transporters in adipocyte (fat) cells and the role of insulin in their expression
- Analysis of time series arising in public health with particular focus on assessing the impacts of policy change and environmental and meteorological factors on disease outcomes.
- Statistics in risk assessment including those relating to alcohol use and syndromic surveillance.
- Analysis of microarray data in genetics
- Ocean circulation and its role in carbon uptake by the oceans
- Finding clues regarding natural versus anthropogenic species transfer
- Analysis of capture-recapture data
- Simulation and analysis of mathematical models in biology
- Tumour growth
- Pattern formation
- Multifractal scaling of neuron morphologies to identify age related characteristics
- Fractional reaction-diffusion equations as models for pattern formation in systems in which the diffusion is anomalous
- Modelling transport processes in inhomogeneous biological media ranging from molecular, cellular and network to whole organisms
- Analysis of neuronal signaling dynamics in inhomogeneous neural cables
- Methods of nonlinear dynamics to find evidence for low dimensional deterministic chaos in arterial blood pressure data, the first stage in attempting to identify a diagnostic for predisposition to chronic hypertension
- Feature selection for and classification of diseased tissue
- Statistical methods for flow cytometric data
- Nutrient supply processes in the coastal ocean
- Effects of nutrient supply on biological productivity (i.e. plankton production)
- Field observations and numerical modelling for the Great Barrier Reef, New South Wales and Antarctic waters
- Immune system dynamics
- HIV, hepatitis B and C
- Epidemiology
- Cancer chemotherapy
- Dynamics of drug resistance
- Analysis of gene expression data from microarray experiments
- Using wavelets for detecting patterns in DNA sequence analysis and data
- Compression of microarray images
- Errors-in-variables models (describing data when there is measurement error in the predictor variables)
- Extreme value theory in the environment (extreme rainfall, wind speeds, tidal surges, droughts, hurricanes, earthquakes etc.)
- Biostatistics of genetic-based data
- Disease/trait gene mapping on genealogies
- DNA-based analysis of phylogenetic trees
- Issues involved in genetical database searches.
- Evolutionary processes, including biological evolution
- Species-area relationships, self-organised criticality, diversity evolution and complexity evolution
- Statistics in environmental health
- Statistical methods for flow cytometric data
- Allometry (how one size variable scales against another)
- Analysis of multivariate abundance data from ecological communities
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