Stumpf was born in Regensburg, Germany, and grew up in Straubing and Rothenburg ob der Tauber. He studied physics at the Universities of Tübingen, Sussex and Göttingen. Upon graduating with his diploma in physics, he went on to study as a graduate student at the University of Oxford, where he received his DPhil. in statistical physics in 1999. Whilst a graduate student he was a member of Balliol College. In 1999 Stumpf moved into biology and worked for three years at the Department of Zoology of the University of Oxford with Professor Robert May, Baron May of Oxford. During this time Stumpf held a fellowship at Linacre College. Since 2003 Stumpf has worked at the Centre for Bioinformatics at Imperial College, London. In 2004 he was awarded an EMBO Young Investigator Award, and in 2007 Stumpf was appointed to the Chair of Theoretical Systems Biology at Imperial College, London.[1] He has held a Royal Society Wolfson Research Merit Award, and in 2011 he was awarded the Rector's Medal for Excellence in Research Supervision,[2] and a Miegunyah Distinguished Fellowship in 2013.
Stumpf is married with two children and lives in West London.
In January 2018[3] it was announced that we was going to move his research group to the University of Melbourne.
Work
Stumpf's research covers a variety of fields, including
development of statistical approaches and methodologies for the integrative analysis of systems biology data.
statistical and mathematical analysis of complex dynamical systems.
michael, stumpf, born, 1970, scholar, field, systems, biology, particular, inference, mathematical, models, using, statistical, inference, machine, learning, approaches, made, ample, contributions, network, science, cell, fate, decision, making, processes, pop. Michael Stumpf born 1970 is a scholar in the field of systems biology in particular the inference of mathematical models using statistical inference and machine learning approaches He has made ample contributions to network science cell fate decision making processes and population genetics Life EditStumpf was born in Regensburg Germany and grew up in Straubing and Rothenburg ob der Tauber He studied physics at the Universities of Tubingen Sussex and Gottingen Upon graduating with his diploma in physics he went on to study as a graduate student at the University of Oxford where he received his DPhil in statistical physics in 1999 Whilst a graduate student he was a member of Balliol College In 1999 Stumpf moved into biology and worked for three years at the Department of Zoology of the University of Oxford with Professor Robert May Baron May of Oxford During this time Stumpf held a fellowship at Linacre College Since 2003 Stumpf has worked at the Centre for Bioinformatics at Imperial College London In 2004 he was awarded an EMBO Young Investigator Award and in 2007 Stumpf was appointed to the Chair of Theoretical Systems Biology at Imperial College London 1 He has held a Royal Society Wolfson Research Merit Award and in 2011 he was awarded the Rector s Medal for Excellence in Research Supervision 2 and a Miegunyah Distinguished Fellowship in 2013 Stumpf is married with two children and lives in West London In January 2018 3 it was announced that we was going to move his research group to the University of Melbourne Work EditStumpf s research covers a variety of fields including development of statistical approaches and methodologies for the integrative analysis of systems biology data statistical and mathematical analysis of complex dynamical systems the analysis of complex biological networks including protein interaction and gene regulation networks mathematical modelling of molecular cellular and developmental systems and processes in biology See also Edit Theoretical Systems Biology Michael Stumpf www theosysbio bio ic ac uk Retrieved 5 January 2022 Imperial College Press Archived from the original on 2011 06 16 Retrieved 2011 06 22 New MIG Group Leader Melbourne Integrative Genomics MelbIntGen 2018 01 11 Retrieved 2018 04 20 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Michael Stumpf amp oldid 1105846578, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
