Sydney Precision Data Science Centre
We are a world-leading precision data discovery centre that facilitates data decision making in the areas of health and wellbeing, food sciences, conservation, and biomedicine.
The Sydney Precision Data Science Centre aims to realise the University's collective research potential, make ground-breaking foundational discoveries using data-intensive science, and answer the complex challenges in biology, medicine and global health.
The purpose of the Sydney Precision Data Science Centre is to engage in high quality and transformational multidisciplinary research and to provide a research hub to all interdisciplinary researchers in data-intensive science.
We generate innovative, fit-for-purpose applied analytical methodologies that are critical to knowledge discovery through the deep integration of various quantitative disciplines and research paradigms.
News and Events
August
- Dr Shila Ghazanfar was interviewed by AMSI BioSummer as an alumni of the program. Having first attended AMSI BioInfoSummer in 2013 as a PhD
student, she has since returned frequently as a guest speaker. 
Read more about Shila's research and career.
July
- Congratulations to PhD student Harry Robertson for leading a study published in Nature Medicine! In collaboration with Westmead Institute for Medical Research, our researchers have identified molecular biomarkers for transplant rejection that are common to all the major transplanted organs, hearts, lungs, livers, and kidneys.
June
- Congratulations to PhD student Farhan Ameen for receiving the Best Poster Prize at the Single Cell Biology conference at the Wellcome Genome Campus in Cambridge!