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About the School> Departments & Centres> Statistics> Research Groups> Biostatistics

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Biostatistics and Computational Biology

As biostatisticians we develop and apply novel statistical methods primarily for the medical sciences and biotechnology. Some specific methodological interests of members include analysing survival data, categorical data, and correlated count data, and methods for analysing gene expression and other complex genetic data. We work with biological and medical researchers on topics such as the evaluation of impact of environmental factors on health outcomes, assessment of policy changes on public health outcomes, and assessment of surrogate measures in treatment evaluation.

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