Neil Oxtoby is a research associate professor and computational modeller specialising in neurodegenerative disease progression, combining over a decade of academic research with leadership roles at UCL and the DEMON Network. He applies advanced statistical and machine-learning methods (MATLAB, Python, SQL) to improve clinical trials and phenotype discovery, bridging theoretical physics roots with practical medical imaging and data science. A former quantum information and plasmas researcher, he brings rigorous probabilistic modelling and state-estimation expertise to biomedical problems. Outside academia he runs Oxtoby Music and performs professionally, a long-running creative practice that informs his collaborative and communicative approach to interdisciplinary projects.
9 years of coding experience
17 years of employment as a software developer
PhD, Physics, PhD, Physics at Griffith University
Bachelor of Science (Hons), Physics, Bachelor of Science (Hons), Physics at The University of Queensland
Description of the toolbox of computational models emanating from the EuroPOND consortium
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