Bright and motivated postdoctoral researchers, graduate students, and undergraduate students are invited to join the interdisciplinary Bauch lab to pursue exciting research projects in mathematical biology and data science.

Postdoctoral researchers need to have their own funding. However, PhD studentships are available to highly qualified graduate students, both international and Canadian. Students should have an 'A' average or equivalent. PhD applicants must also show promise in research. All students must show excellent skills in mathematical modelling and/or computer programming, and have a strong exposure to scientific subjects from their undergraduate degree. My intake of students is in September of each year, in which case applications are due in January and interested students should contact me in October of the preceding year. I take on students for the Computational Mathematics MMath program, and the Applied Mathematics MMath and PhD program. Students must work in the applications of modelling, data-driven dynamical systems, data science, and machine learning to mathematical biology and sociology, and especially population dynamics (human-environment systems or coupled behaviour-disease systems). Opportunities are avaiable for interdisciplinary collaboration and co-supervision. Further information on how to apply can be found on the departmental webpage.

I also train undergraduates through the USRA and work placement programs.

Current lab members, as well as lab alumni and their destinations after the Bauch Lab, are available under the Lab section of the website.