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RESEARCH PROGRAM
I'm drawn to questions of how much useful information can be extracted from difficult data. I find this puts me in and around the intersection of a few research areas, including Bayesian inference, partial identification, causal inference, evidence synthesis, and measurement error. For want of a snazzy acronym, I'm calling my research program the Reasoned Evidence from Difficult Data Initiative, or REDDI for short. As in: here come the data, we better be REDDI.
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THE TEAMI'm fortunate to have worked with current and former graduate students and postdoctoral fellows.
COURSES
You can check out recent courses on my teaching page. I taught part of STAT 536 in the Spring 2015 term. This is a survey course of biostatistical topics. In Fall 2015 I taught STAT 344, a course on Sample Surveys.
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PUBLICATIONSMy research page includes preprints as well as published work, and links to code and supplementary materials. Or you can check my profile on Google Scholar.
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EDITORIAL WORKCurrently, I am the (inaugural) Statistics Editor of Epidemiology. I also serve as an Associate Editor of Biometrics.
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