Melody Goodman, PhD ‘06, collaborates with colleagues, including Cassandra Arroyo-Johnson, PhD ’03, on an important new study, called “Race, Law, and Health: Examination of ‘Stand Your Ground’ and defendant convictions in Florida.” After … Continue reading “Alumni News: Race, Law & Health”
Congratulations to our faculty who received high course evaluation ratings (4.3 or higher) for their teaching during the 2015 Spring Semester and Summer Session! Paige Williams – BIO223, Applied Survival Analysis … Continue reading “Faculty News”
Where did you grow up? Can you point to something in your life that may have influenced your decision to study biostatistics? I grew up in Cheektowaga, NY, a suburb … Continue reading “Faculty Interview: David Wypij”
We are excited to announce the next Career Development Series session! On Tuesday, October 6th, Harvard biostatistics alumna and RAND researcher Layla Parast, MS, PhD ’12, will be conducting a general … Continue reading “Career Development Series”
Professor Victor DeGruttola, ScD ’86, will receive the 2015 Lagakos Distinguished Alumni Award on Thursday, October 1st. The award is given in recognition of his leadership in HIV/AIDS research, his achievements and innovation in … Continue reading “Lagakos Alumni Award: Victor Degruttola”
Wei Family Fellowship Using the occasion of Professor LJ Wei’s 65th Birthday as inspiration, LJ’s former students Tianxi Cai ’99, Su-Chun Cheng ’95 and Lu Tian ’02, joined by the late … Continue reading “Biostatistics Fellowships”
Godwin Yung interviews Debashis Ghosh before he receives the Myrto award and presents a lecture on Thursday, Sep 24 from 4-5pm in Kresge G2. Dr. Ghosh still has a few … Continue reading “Myrto Lefkopoulou Lecturer”
Thomson Reuter’s Highly Cited Researchers 2015 represents some of world’s most influential scientific minds. About three thousand researchers earned this distinction by writing the greatest number of reports officially designated … Continue reading “Highly Cited Researchers 2015”
Associate Professor Sebastien Haneuse and doctoral candidate Sarah Anoke will be traveling to Chicago this month to speak at Statfest, a one day conference aimed at encouraging undergraduate students from historically … Continue reading “Statfest 2015”
Human Oral Microbiome Pilot Funding Educational Event As a follow-up to the successful ReSourcing Big Data Symposium held in March, up to $50,000 in pilot funding is available for research … Continue reading “Harvard Catalyst Grant Opportunities”
