My work centres on survival analysis and joint modelling of survival and longitudinal outcomes, with experience in oncology statistics and immunoassay calibration.
As a mathematician I treat statistics with the same seriousness as other exact sciences, and as a biostatistician I use it on medical problems. After a PhD and a post-doc I still treat the field as unfinished ground.
Following Asimov: the most exciting phrase in science is not “Eureka!” but “That’s funny …”. I took as a life mission to teach, apply, and dig into biostatistics. I tell students that everything is difficult until it becomes easy, including statistics.
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