Mr Martin Scholze
Research Fellow
Heinz Wolff 001
- Email: martin.scholze@brunel.ac.uk
- Biosciences
Research Interests
My interest in research can be broken down into two related fields. One is focused on statistical and mathematical methods in dose-response analysis, with applications in biology, epidemiology, (eco)toxicology and pharmacology. The other is concerned with the impact of chemical mixtures on humans and the environment and how statistical and mathematical methods can provide assistance. It is in this area that I have concentrated most of my efforts, and for which I have an international reputation. Upcoming research areas include computational statistics and computational systems biology.
Areas of expertise:
- Planning, analysis and assessment of dose-response studies
- Sample design, sample size estimation and power calculations
- Multiple testing
- Multi-component and Multivariate analysis
- Statistical methods in epidemiology
- Uncertainty analysis
- Deterministic and stochastic simulation techniques in bioscience (Monte-Carlo, Resampling, PK/PD simulation, process simulation)
- Analysis of microarray studies
- Quantitative methods in Chemical risk assessment
- PB/PK modelling
Research grants and projects
Research Projects
Research links
Co-author network
- Prof Andreas Kortenkamp
- Dr Sibylle Ermler
- Prof John Sumpter
- Dr Elisabete Silva
- Dr Tamsin Runnalls
- Dr Catherine Calvelli-Adorno
- Dr Nicola Beresford
- Prof Susan Jobling
- Dr Alice Baynes
- Prof Rakesh Kanda
- Miss Joanne Mcphie
- Dr Asma Baig
- Prof Allan Tucker
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Research group(s)
- IEHS