“Research Methodology – Biostatistics & Life Science” offers a comprehensive examination of the
statistical principles and research methodologies that are vital for conducting research in the life
sciences. This book is organised into logical sections that encompass the entire research process, from
the initial phases of problem identification to the final steps of data analysis and interpretation. The
book addresses critical subjects, including the utilisation of sophisticated instruments such as SPSS and
SAS for data analysis, hypothesis testing, descriptive and inferential statistics, and experimental design.
It also underscores the significance of ethics in research, guaranteeing that readers are cognisant of the
ethical implications of their work in biological and health-related fields. The book also delves into the
function of biostatistics in life science research, emphasising its applications in the analysis of biological
data, clinical trials, epidemiological studies, and public health research. The book simplifies intricate
statistical concepts for readers from a variety of academic and professional backgrounds by providing
practical examples, case studies, and real-world applications. It also addresses future trends in life
science research, interdisciplinary approaches, and emergent research techniques, providing readers
with the necessary knowledge to excel in this constantly changing field.