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James Rosindell is a professor specializing in biodiversity theory, utilizing mathematical and computational tools to enhance the understanding of biodiversity and the variety of life on Earth. A significant part of his motivation for researching this area is to potentially contribute to conservation efforts. He coordinates a foundational ecology module for undergraduate students that aims to equip them with a solid understanding of ecology and its applications to real-world problems. Additionally, he offers an optional module that introduces students to computer-based models of ecological systems, focusing on competition and predation. Rosindell co-teaches the Computational Methods in Ecology and Evolution master's course (CMEE) and is deeply committed to public engagement, striving to maximize the impact of scientific research. He founded the charity OneZoom, which provides accessible scientific knowledge on biodiversity and evolution while aiming to raise awareness about conservation. He also established the spinout company ZoomPast Ltd., which focuses on visualizing human genealogy data, particularly family trees.
Specialisms available in Materials for the Energy Transition or Theory and Simulation of Materials.