About Dr. Andrew Kingston
Andrew Kingston is a Chartered Statistician and epidemiologist who works with organisations that have complex data and need the analysis done properly.
That means rigorous study design, defensible modelling, and results that are clear enough to act on. He works across longitudinal, observational, and real-world data, and has led analytical projects for research funders, public health bodies, and commercial clients.
He also builds reproducible workflows and analytical tools that make outputs usable beyond the immediate research team, reducing dependence on any single person and making findings easier to communicate, audit, and extend.
Core Capabilities
- Advanced Statistical Modelling
Building robust regression, survival, and longitudinal models across both Frequentist and Bayesian paradigms to untangle causal relationships and rigorously quantify uncertainty.
- Epidemiological Data Science
Structuring, linking, and analysing messy, high-dimensional datasets to ensure robust causal inference and strategic decision-making.
- Reproducible Pipelines & Infrastructure
Developing transparent workflows from raw data straight through to custom interactive dashboards and publication-ready outputs.
- Digital Solutions for Statistical Outputs
Translating complex models into reality by developing interactive stakeholder simulators and custom web applications—using digital tools as a primary vehicle for communicating rigorous statistical insight.
Research Funding
Total Collaborative Value
£42.13m
Past 5 Years
Institutional Share
£6.60m
Total Managed locally
Personal Share
£1.51m
Directly Attributable to me
| Funding Source | Years | Role | Collaborative Value | Institutional Share | Personal Share |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| NIHRProgramme Grant for Applied Research | 2025–2030 | Principal Investigator | £2,467,491 | £436,849 | £218,425 |
| Legal & GeneralAdvanced Care Research Centre | 2021–2029 | Co-Investigator | £20,000,000 | £1,380,896 | £165,708 |
| NIHRHealthy Ageing Policy Research Unit | 2024–2028 | Co-Investigator | £5,608,346 | £2,832,166 | £339,860 |
| NIHR Three Schools | 2025-2028 | Co-Investigator | £499,188 | £247,166 | £24,717 |
| Wellcome TrustHealth Inequalities | 2021–2026 | Co-Investigator | £962,714 | £962,714 | £48,136 |
| NIHRExtending Working Lives | 2023–2026 | Principal Investigator | £749,479 | £20,130 | £20,130 |
| Nuffield Foundation | 2023–2026 | Principal Investigator | £345,400 | £15,259 | £15,259 |
| Team Science AwardNIHR | 2024–2026 | Co-Investigator | £100,000 | £18,301 | £915 |
| UKRI Innovate UKHealth Ageing Trailblazer | 2021–2024 | Principal Investigator | £11,400,000 | £681,616 | £681,616 |
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