Associate Professor James Osborne is an ARC Future Fellow and Associate Professor of Applied Mathematics, based in the School of Mathematics and Statistics at the University of Melbourne.

James’ research is at the interface between applied mathematics, scientific computing, and biology: he uses mathematical and scientific computing techniques to develop reliable, robust and efficient simulations of multiscale biological and physiological phenomena. He leads the Multicellular Systems Biology Group. This group collaborates on projects involving tissue dynamics, cancer modelling, biofilm formation, and within host infectious disease modelling.