Currently funded by an UKRI Future Leaders Fellowship (PI) and a EU Horizon MSCA Doctoral Network (Co-I), Eder is developing personalised tools that support the prevention, diagnosis and management of endocrine conditions. He mathematically analyses continuous, high-frequency, endocrine data and develop computer algorithms that predict the relationship between hormonal dynamics and regulatory mechanisms relevant for disease. Eder has previously held an MRC Skills Development Fellowship and a EU Horizon 2020 secondment, and has been supported by the Global Challenges Research Fund, the Royal Society Newton Mobility Grant, EPSRC, NIHR, BSN and intra-mural funding. His collaborations with clinicians, computer scientists and other mathematicians span several Russell Group UK universities, as well as research institutions in the USA, Norway, Sweden, Greece, Switzerland, Korea, Mexico and Australia. Committed to patient and public engagement and science communication, Eder regularly participates in events such as Pint of Science, Festival of Neuroscience, and organises workshops that bring together patients, clinicians and researchers to foster collaborations around complex challenges in healthcare.