Biomathematics and Statistics Scotland (BioSS)
Biomathematics and Statistics Scotland (BioSS) has a base within The James Hutton Institute and specialises in statistical methodology, process and systems modelling and experimental design.
It offers high-level consultancy and data analysis for various sectors, including environmental agricultural and biological sciences, as well as offshore renewable research. BioSS offers quantitative supports to organizations in addressing key societal issues like climate change and food security.
BioSS – cutting edge research
Input from BioSS can be included in commercial projects to ensure sound experimental design and robust statistical evaluation or, BioSS consultants can provide advice on and the analysis of third-party data for clients.
BioSS deliver cutting edge research, high-level consultancy and knowledge exchange, BioSS collaborates with and provides quantitative support to research organisations, government agencies and policy-makers, industry and academia engaged in the life sciences.
BioSS works collaboratively with the other Scottish Environment, Food and Agriculture Institutes (SEFARI). Through BioSS, James Hutton Institute Scientific Services is able to offer customers an unparalleled array of expertise in the application of mathematics and statistics to plant science, animal health & welfare, human health & nutrition, ecology & environmental science and socio-economics. BioSS boasts many years of experience providing quantitative clarity and insight in areas with major societal impact, such as climate change, food security, sustainable agriculture, aquaculture, nutrition and the bioeconomy.
BioSS Team
BioSS works closely with its collaborators and end-users to ensure the relevance of its activities, placing particular emphasis on understanding their upcoming challenges and communicating in a way that enables knowledge transfer and maximises impact.
BioSS has an international reputation and particular areas of expertise include:
- Statistical genomics and bioinformatics
- Process and system modelling and statistical methodology
- Experimental design
More information can be found here: Biomathematics and Statistics Scotland (BioSS)
