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Professor Michael Gravenor is a distinguished academic in the School of Medicine at Swansea University, holding a Personal Chair as Professor of Biostatistics and Epidemiology at the Institute of Life Science. His career spans over two decades at Swansea, having joined as a Senior Lecturer in 2003 and achieving his professorial position in 2007. He maintains active research collaborations across multiple departments including Health Data Science, where he contributes expertise in statistical modeling applications for medical, biological, and environmental sciences.
Gravenor's research interests encompass biostatistics, epidemiology, and mathematical modeling with particular focus on cardiovascular epidemiology, infectious disease modeling, and climate change impact analysis. His work demonstrates exceptional interdisciplinary reach, applying sophisticated statistical methods to diverse health challenges from analyzing large linked databases to modeling virus development and environmental systems. His recent publications reveal a strong emphasis on utilizing electronic health records for population health research, particularly in cardiovascular disease, atrial fibrillation management, and pandemic response analysis.
His publication record shows consistent scholarly output through 2025, with recent work focusing on health data science applications for understanding cardiovascular risk, medication management, and pandemic impacts. The research demonstrates sophisticated methodological approaches while addressing pressing public health questions, particularly regarding health disparities, chronic disease management, and healthcare system performance. His collaborations extend across multiple institutions and research teams within Swansea University's robust health data ecosystem.
Professor Gravenor is actively engaged in postgraduate supervision and continues to contribute significantly to health data science methodology and application. His research portfolio reflects strong alignment with Swansea University's strategic focus on data-intensive health research and its application to real-world healthcare challenges.
