Chris Jewell is a Professor in Statistics at Lancaster University who blends epidemiology, computing, and Bayesian statistics to build probabilistic state-transition models for training and prediction. With 14 years of experience, he specializes in Bayesian stochastic epidemic models and Monte Carlo methods, leading the MARS section and driving data engineering initiatives within Lancaster's Data Science Institute. He mentors a multidisciplinary team of PhD students, postdocs, and research software engineers, reflecting a strong commitment to research software engineering and reproducible scientific computing. Based in Lancaster, UK, Chris combines deep theoretical expertise with practical tooling and team leadership to translate complex epidemic dynamics into actionable inference and decision support.
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