Collaboration
Advancing biomedical research together
At Saddle Point Science, we collaborate with academic institutions, healthcare organisations, research institutes and industry partners to address complex challenges in biomedical research. By combining scientific expertise, advanced statistical methods and domain knowledge, we work together to develop solutions that support meaningful research outcomes.
Whether you are developing a research proposal, working with complex biomedical data or exploring new analytical approaches, we welcome opportunities to collaborate.
How we can collaborate
Collaborative Research Projects
We contribute statistical, mathematical and computational expertise to collaborative research projects. From developing research methods to analysing data and validating results, we work alongside partners to address scientific questions and advance biomedical research.
Grant Applications & Research Proposals
Are you preparing a grant application or developing a new research project? We can contribute expertise in statistical methodology, study design and data analysis to help shape your proposal and analytical approach.
Method Development & Innovation
We work with research partners to explore new statistical methods and develop analytical solutions for challenging biomedical data. Together, we can investigate methodological questions, evaluate approaches and translate research into practical applications.
Data Analysis & Statistical Support
Our team supports researchers facing complex analytical challenges. Whether you need help with a specific research question or a broader analytical strategy, we can discuss an approach tailored to your project.
Who we work with
We welcome collaborations with:
Universities and academic research groups
Biotechnology companies
Hospitals and clinical research
Contract research organisations (CROs)
Pharmaceutical companies
Public research institutes and consortium partners
From research questions to practical solutions
Every collaboration starts with understanding the research challenge. We discuss your objectives, data, methodological needs and project goals to identify where our expertise can contribute.
Depending on the project, collaboration may involve methodological development, statistical analysis, software applications, validation or participation in a wider research consortium.
Are you interested in collaborating with us?
Let's explore how our expertise can support your research.
Are you working on a research project involving complex biomedical data or developing a grant proposal? We welcome opportunities to collaborate.