Dr Ben Lambert

Academic Director Schmidt Futures

Biographical Sketch

I am a mathematician and a statistician with a strong interest in biological systems, and I develop computational methods that help to uncover the biological mechanisms which describe how pathogens spread within vectors or through populations. I am also interested in computational statistical methods and I am a lead developer on PINTS, a sandbox environment for benchmarking optimisation and sampling methods, which simultaneously ranks methods' performance and makes these methods immediately available to the community. I am a passionate communicator of statistical ideas and I develop open-source materials which allow other researchers to understand cutting-edge methods.

Research Interests

Bayesian statistics, computational biology, Bayesian nonparametrics, computational statistics

Publications

Contact Details

Associate Fellow of Reuben College

Email: ben.lambert@stats.ox.ac.uk

Office number: 2.10

Graduate Students

Sumali Bajaj (Oxford - Biology)

David Augustin (Oxford - CS)

Richard Creswell (Oxford - CS)

Mara Kont (Imperial)

Ioana Bouros (Oxford - CS)

Katherine Shepherd (Oxford - CS)

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