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Professor Helen Byrne is a Professor of Applied Mathematics at the University of Oxford’s Mathematical Institute and a Tutorial Fellow at Keble College. She specializes in mathematical modeling of biomedical systems, with a focus on tumor growth, wound healing, and tissue engineering. Her research bridges applied mathematics, statistics, and data science to address fundamental biomedical questions.
She has held roles including Associate Head of Department (Planning & Equality), Senior Mathematics Tutor at Keble College, and Director of Equality and Diversity in the Mathematical, Physical and Life Sciences Division. Her work has been recognized through prestigious awards such as the 2021 Australian Laureate Fellowship and the 2019 Leah Edelstein-Keshet Prize.
Her publications emphasize interdisciplinary applications of mathematical biology, including tumor-immune interactions, vascular dynamics, and epigenetic landscapes. Key contributions include modeling tumor-induced angiogenesis, liver assembloids, and atherosclerotic plaques. Current projects aim to develop novel mathematical frameworks for interpreting complex biomedical data.
- Research Grants: $3,021,288 ARC Australian Laureate Fellowship (2021) for 'New Approaches to Understand How Form and Function Shape Complex Systems.'
- Awards:
- 2021 Australian Laureate Fellowship (ARC)
- 2019 Leah Edelstein-Keshet Prize (Senior Award)
- 2020 Fellow of the Society for Mathematical Biology
- Labs/Teams: Part of the Mathematical Biology research group at Oxford, contributing to collaborative projects in tumor modeling and biomedical systems.
