Gary Mirams is a Professor of Mathematical Physiology at the University of Nottingham with 19 years of experience applying mathematical and computational models to cardiac electrophysiology, drug–ion channel interactions, Wnt signalling and colorectal crypt dynamics. He has led translational research programs with academic, regulatory and pharmaceutical partners to predict drug-induced pro-arrhythmic risk, translating mechanistic models into tools used by industry and consortia. His career spans research and teaching roles at Nottingham and Oxford, supported by competitive fellowships (Wellcome Trust, Royal Society Sir Henry Dale) and interdisciplinary grants bridging mathematics, toxicology and biology. Known for combining rigorous mathematical theory with practical, reproducible computational workflows, he brings both deep domain expertise and a track record of moving models toward real-world decision-making.
19 years of coding experience
3 years of employment as a software developer
PhD Mathematical Biology, PhD Mathematical Biology at University of Nottingham
Doctoral Training Life Science Interface DTC, Doctoral Training Life Science Interface DTC at University of Oxford
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