My interest is in developing and applying novel statistical methods to better design biological and clinical studies.
Currently, I work as a biostatistician at Stony Brook Medicine, where I collaborate extensively with researchers across various disciplines, including clinical, translational, and laboratory-based studies. My work spans multiple departments and specialties, providing statistical expertise to improve research design, data analysis, and scientific outcomes.
Previously, I worked as a biostatistician at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, where I was in charge of the Biostatistics Core, effectively serving as its director. In this role, I led statistical efforts for groundbreaking research in cancer biology, neuroscience, and genomics, overseeing experimental design, data analysis, and collaboration with multidisciplinary teams. Before this, I was a research assistant at Weill Cornell Medicine in the Department of Population Health Sciences, where I focused on breast cancer, colorectal cancer, obesity, and inflammation research. At both institutions, I developed expertise in managing large-scale health data, integrating advanced statistical methodologies, and mentoring researchers to address complex biological and clinical questions.
I graduated from Weill Cornell Medicine with an MS in biostatistics and data science. My resume is available here.