Biostatistics
Chan, Gary
Associate Professor
PhD
Survival analysis and stochastic processes; epidemiological design and analysis; missing data and causal inference; nonlinear mixed models and predictions; semiparametric models
Fleming, Thomas
Professor
PhD, MA
206-543-8026
Scientific and regulatory issues in the design, conduct, and analysis of clinical trials; survival analysis
Halloran, Elizabeth
Professor
DSc, MD, MPH
Developing novel designs, methods of statistical analysis, and interpretation of vaccine field studies and other interventions; causal inference
Heagerty, Patrick
Professor and Chair
PhD, MS
206-616-2720
Regression techniques for dependent data including marginal models and random effects models for longitudinal data, methods for categorical time series, and hierarchical models for categorical spatial data; statistical computing; applications in epidemiology and ecology
Hughes, James
Professor
PhD, MS
206-616-2721
Statistical methods for infectious disease research, HIV prevention trials, cluster randomized trials
Inoue, Lurdes
Professor and Associate Chair
PhD, MS, MS
206-543-1044
Bayesian methods in Biostatistics; MCMC methods; clinical trials; decision theory and cancer research
Kerr, Kathleen
Associate Professor
PhD, MA, MS
206-543-2507
Gene expression microarrays; experimental design; biomarkers
Kronmal, Richard
Professor
PhD
206-685-7123
Nonparametric density estimation, computer algorithms, cardiovascular data analysis, clinical trials
Leroux, Brian
Professor
PhD, MSc
206-543-5668
Statistical methodology for multilevel studies and clinical trials; statistical applications in oral health and emergency medicine
McKnight, Barbara
Professor
PhD, MS
206-543-1044
Statistical methods in epidemiology and clinical trials; human genetics; survival analysis
Prentice, Ross
Professor
PhD, MSc
206-667-4267
Failure time analysis, disease prevention trials, epidemiologic methods, dietary factors and disease
Rice, Kenneth
Professor
PhD
206-616-6174
Statistical methods for genetic epidemiology and other high-throughput settings; cardiovascular epidemiology; Bayesian methods, particularly connections between Bayesian and classical techniques; meta-analysis; measurement error adjustment
Sheppard, Lianne
Professor
PhD, MSc
206-616-2722
Air pollution health effect and occupational epidemiological studies, estimation of health effects from environmental and occupational exposures, exposure modeling, measurement error in health effects studies, incorporating group information in epidemiologic studies