Jim Murray is one of the leading mathematical biologists of our times and the Inaugural Hooke Lecturer here in Oxford. In this wide-ranging interview with Philip Maini, Professor of Mathematical Biology in Oxford, Jim talks about his career, the range of his work, his successes and failures and his hopes and expectations for a subject that is the pointing the way for the future of applied mathematics.
This interview is the second in a series of interviews with distinguished Oxford Mathematicians, intended to shine a light on the work they do and the beauty and power of their subject. The first interview with Bryce McLeod is also available.