Keith Barnatchez is a biostatistics PhD student at Harvard University, advised by Rachel Nethery and Giovanni Parmigiani. He is interested in developing methods for addressing challenges to observational causal inference, particularly when 1) important variables are subject to measurement error, and 2) data is collected from numerous sources, each with their own potential sources of bias. Keith also works with Marie-Abele Bind on developing methods for external control trials in…
Flannery Black-Ingersoll is a student in the Environmental Health doctoral program at Boston University. She has an MPH from Boston University and researches climate change impacts on health.
Michael Cheung is a PhD student in the Biostatistics program at the University of California, San Diego. His research focuses on methodological challenges for pre-post, repeated measures, cluster-randomized trials and causal inference methods for high-dimensional effect modification.
Paolo is completing a Masters of Science in Data Science at Bocconi University in Milan,Italy. He is currently a visiting student at the T.H. Chan School of Public Health. His research will focus on analysing the link between fine particular matter(PM2.5), social mobility(AUM) and Hospitalization using causal inference and bayesian nonparametrics.
Claire Dinehart is a current Master’s student in the Environmental Health Department at Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health. Her research interests include the health effects of air pollution and the impact of social influences on health.
Yanran Li is a PhD student in Biostatistics at Columbia University, having previously completed her Master’s degree in Biostatistics from Harvard University, as well as a Bachelor’s degree in Physics from Sun Yat-sen University. She is interested in statistical machine learning and Bayesian methods with application to environmental health and health inequities.
Nick Ma is an environmental health student focused on using advanced statistical methods to solve public health problems.
Heather McBrien is a research assistant at Columbia University, working on climate disaster-related exposures and health . Prior to her work at Columbia, she graduated from the University of Toronto with a degree in statistics.
Qiyue Nie is a Master of Science student in the Department of Environmental Health at Harvard. Qiyue received a B.Sc. in Environmental Sciences from Peking University. His research interests include health effect of air pollution, climate change, air pollution exposure assessment and causal models.
Jinia Sarkar is a current Environmental Health Master of Science student at Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health. Her research interests include impacts of extreme weather on human health and social epidemiology. She is excited to work with Dr. Antonella Zanobetti to investigate the impacts of hurricane events in the U.S.
