Grant Jamieson Ross

Grant Jamieson Ross is a researcher affiliated with the University of Strathclyde in the Department of Mathematics and Statistics. His work bridges theoretical mathematics with computational biology, focusing on simplicial complex analysis and its applications to biological networks.

• Active research areas: Protein interaction networks, network centrality measures, and interdisciplinary applications of mathematics.
• Published one peer-reviewed article (2018) in the Journal of Theoretical Biology, analyzing protein interactions through simplicial complexes, with over 100 citations.
• Contributed datasets on centrality measures in protein networks (2018) and wireless sensor networks (2025).
• Collaborated with supervisors Ernesto Estrada and Matthias Langer under the EPSRC-funded Doctoral Training Partnership (2015–2019).

His research outputs emphasize mathematical modeling of complex systems, particularly in neuroscience and biochemistry contexts.