James Schofield is an expert in Systems Biomedicine, applying and developing technologies to define molecular phenotypes and their underlying biological mechanisms from multi-'omics data.

PhD in computational topology and geometry. Fabio leads application and development of IP based on world-leading computational topology and geometry and statistics necessary for phenotyping and biomarker mapping.

Previously employed as a post-doctoral research associate in the Newcastle University Children's Respiratory Group within the wider Respiratory Research Group.
Expert in bioinformatics, data science, sphingolipid metabolism in epithelial cells, inflammation, therapeutic strategies, NF-kB signalling, 3D culture of epithelial cells, wound healing mechanisms, antimicrobials, neural networks for disease prediction and machine learning.

Director of Centre for Proteomic Research at the University of Southampton Expert in biomarker technologies and precision medicine.

He has specialist expertise in phenotyping and stratified medicine, with experience of clinical trials, biomarker development and multi-omics studies from design to delivery.

Associate Professor of Pure and Applied Mathematics at the University of Southampton, leads development and testing features of TopMD, optimising the analysis of gene expression data, network clustering and comparison of topological shapes.