Peter Donnelly is Professor of Statistical Science at Oxford University. His main research interests are in the application of probability and statistics to genetics, where theoretical and practical advances in probability modelling are applied to the understanding of evolutionary history and the structure of the human genome. His work combines stochastic processes and computationally intensive statistics, and involves extensive collaborations with biologists to develop new methodologies in genetics.
Faces Of Mathematics
We take a look at some of the people who’ve made major contributions in the world of mathematics.
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