Lauren Miller is a Space Consultant with London Economics. She graduated from Lincoln University in 2021 with a BSc(Hons) in Mathematics with specialties in calculus, statistics, and complex analysis. Lauren graduated from Liverpool John Moore’s University in 2025 with an MSc in Astrophysics, focusing on stellar evolution and mathematical and computational astrophysical concepts.

She has experience using programming languages such as Python and MATLAB to analyse large datasets, simulate astronomical phenomena, and develop numerical models to gain a deeper understanding of complex astrophysical processes. During her masters degree, she also co-authored a PhD thesis that focuses on the application of machine learning techniques to analyse the risk factors associated with latent autoimmune diabetes in adults.

Since joining the Space team, Lauren has contributed to a variety of projects, including working with the Resilient Navigation and Timing Foundation to deliver the high level assessment of the impact of GNSS disruption at Dallas Fort Worth and Denver airports report. Lauren has also worked with the European Space Agency on both socio-economic and data analysis projects, and with Horizon Europe to build and deliver a market monitoring and forecasting tool for digital and PNT-based technologies in the agriculture sector.

Prior to joining London Economics, Lauren worked in Centre Management Finance for a large shopping centre. This allowed her to develop corporate skills alongside academic ones and provided an insight into accountancy and cost and revenue analysis.