Faculty and research interests


 
Abigail Shoben
Associate Professor, Public Health Division of Biostatistics
PhD, University of Washington, 2010
Research Interests: Group sequential methods, longitudinal data, epidemiologic applications, clinical trials

Andy (Ai) Ni
Assistant Professor, Public Health Division of Biostatistics
PhD, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill, 2015
Research Interests: Causal inference with survival outcomes; Individualized treatment regimen estimation with survival outcomes; High-dimensional variable selection with survival outcomes; High-dimensional variable selection with measurement error; Two-stage sampling designs.

Asuman Turkmen
Professor, Department of Statistics
PhD, Auburn University, 2008
Research Interests: Robust statistics, outlier detection, dimension reduction and its applications in genome-wide association studies

Bo Lu
Professor, Public Health Division of Biostatistics
PhD, University of Pennsylvania, 2002
Research Interests: Causal inference, Observational study, Matched designs for complex data structure, Sensitivity analysis for unmeasured confounding, Bayesian Modeling for causal effects, Survey sampling methodology, Small area estimation, Large population survey analysis, Statistical methods for observational studies in population health, health outcome research and social sciences

Dena Asta
Associate Professor, Department of Statistics
PhD, Carnegie Mellon University, 2015
Research Interests: Geometric approaches to network inference and non-parametric non-Euclidean methods

Dongjun Chung
Associate Professor, College of Medicine
Postdoc, Biostatistics/Bioinformatics, Yale University, 2014
Research Interests: Development of statistical and computational methods for integrative analysis of genetic and genomic data with biomedical big data.

Eben Kenah
Associate Professor, Public Health Division of Biostatistics
ScD, Harvard School of Public Health, 2008
Research Interests: Survival analysis, Epidemiologic methods, Stochastic processes, Phylogenetics and Causal inference

Eloise Kaizar
Professor, Department of Statistics
PhD, Carnegie Mellon University, 2006
Research Interests: Meta-analysis and research synthesis, Bayesian hierarchical modeling and analysis of sample surveys

Fernanda L. Schumacher
Assistant Professor, Public Health Division of Biostatistics
PhD, University of Campinas (Brazil), 2021
Research Interests: Censored regression models, linear and nonlinear mixed-effects models, longitudinal models, missing data analysis, multiple sclerosis disease, robust models, skew-elliptical/elliptical distributions, variable selection for mixed models

Grzegorz A. Rempala
Professor, Public Health Division of Biostatistics
PhD, Applied Mathematics, University of Warsaw
Research Interests: Complex Stochastic Systems Theory, Molecular Biosystems Modeling, Mathematical and Statistical Methods in Epidemiology and in Genomics

Guy Brock
Research Associate Professor, Public Health Division of Biostatistics
PhD, The University of New Mexico, 2003
Research Interests: Statistical genetics, bioinformatics, and genomics, integrated analysis of miRNA-mRNA data, competing risks and multi-state models and missing value estimation in microarray data.

James Odei
Clinical Associate Professor, Public Health Division of Biostatistics
PhD, Utah State University, 2014
Research Interests: Spatial, Temporal, and Spatio-Temporal Statistics, Environmental and Ecological Statistics, Bayesian Hierarchical Modeling, Statistical Data Visualization, Infectious Diseases (HIV/AIDS, TB, etc.), Environmental Epidemiology, Statistical methods for observational studies in population health, health outcome research and social sciences, Behavioral Medicine and Psychology, Breast Cancer Prevention

Jennifer Sinnott
Associate Professor, Department of Statistics
PhD, Harvard University, 2012
Research Interests: My research focuses on developing statistical tools to address clinical research questions using genetic and genomic data and other high dimensional medical data sources, with a particular focus on methods relevant to cancer research.

Kellie J. Archer
Chair and Professor, Public Health Division of Biostatistics
The Ohio State University, 2001
Research Interests: Statistical methods for the analysis of data from high-throughput genomic assays; Discrete and ordinal response modeling; Mixture cure models; Statistical computing; Supervised learning and data mining

Lang Li
Professor, College of Medicine
PhD, University of Michigan
Research Interests: Drug interaction and precision medicine; his lab uses biomedical informatics, systems pharmacology and statistical approaches to investigate drug interactions and genomics effects on drug efficacies and adverse drug events

Laura Kubatko
Professor, Department of Statistics
PhD, The Ohio State University, 1999
Research Interests: Statistical genetics, including phylogenetics, population genetics and genetic linkage studies

Max Russo
Assistant Professor, Department of Statistics
PhD, University of Padova, 2019
Research Interests: Computational statistics; Bayesian statistics; Decision theory; High-dimensional data analysis; Clinical trials design and analysis

Michael Pennell
Professor, Public Health Division of Biostatistics
PhD, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill, 2006
Research Interests: Design and analysis of group randomized trials, first hitting time models for survival analysis, Bayesian nonparametrics, joint modeling, toxicological risk assessment

Oksana Chkrebtii
Associate Professor, Department of Statistics
PhD, Simon Fraser University, 2014
Research Interests: Inference for differential equation models, uncertainty quantification, likelihood-free inference

Patrick M. Schnell
Associate Professor, Public Health Division of Biostatistics
PhD, University of Minnesota, 2017
Research Interests: Bayesian hierarchical models, linear mixed effects models, clinical trials, causal inference, subgroup analysis, principal stratification, spatial data, infectious disease epidemiology

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