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About Francis Bursa

Senior Statistician – Francis joined Quantics in 2013. With a Masters from Cambridge and DPhil in Theoretical Physics from Oxford University, Francis brings high level mathematical ability and extensive experience in simulation techniques to Quantics. These techniques can be used to explore “what if” scenarios, reducing the need for further experimental data. Francis heads the R&D team.

Reducing bioassay parallelism failures through better LOQ methodologies

As a slight change to our regular bioassay blog series where we last looked at the choice of statistical model when dealing with continuous response data. We thought we... read more →

25th October 2016
Bioassay

Choosing a statistical model: Continuous response data

In the last blog we discussed the definition of relative potency and how it relates to the concepts of biological similarity and thus the need for parallelism between the... read more →

24th August 2016
Bioassay

What is Relative Potency?

Relative potency (RP) refers to the dose of a test sample required to produce the same response in an assay as a dose of a reference sample. Since we... read more →

4th July 2016
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About Francis Bursa

Reducing bioassay parallelism failures through better LOQ methodologies

Choosing a statistical model: Continuous response data

What is Relative Potency?

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