Selected work

Selected posts and scientific collaborations. Education is on Resume.

Appointments

1. February 2004 – December 2011 Biostatistician Warsaw Center of Oncology, Poland. Applied oncology statistics with clinical groups; selected papers are on Papers.
2. December 2009 – April 2014 PhD student Erasmus MC, Rotterdam, the Netherlands. Joint modelling of survival and longitudinal outcomes.
3. June 2014 – December 2014 Post-doc, research fellow Indiana University, United States. Immunoassay calibration; see Methods software.
4. Since 2015 Co-owner, ixSTAT Warsaw, Poland. Research support and courses in R, Gretl and related tools.

Collaborations

These listings are scientific collaborations. Current collaboration: Parkinson Center for Pragmatic Research, Seattle. Boston University is advisory and scientific collaboration. This page does not list trial results or unpublished datasets.

1. Current Biostatistician and researcher Parkinson Center for Pragmatic Research, Seattle, United States — scientific collaboration. Pragmatic research on parkinsonism in real-world settings.
2. 2021 Biostatistician Boston University, United States — advisory and scientific collaboration
3. 2022 Biostatistician BronxCare Health System, Bronx, New York, United States — clinical operations and digital health

Methods software

As a post-doc at Indiana University I worked on calibration of immunoassays used in malaria vaccine research. That work led to the R package drLumi, of which I am a co-author. The package was archived on CRAN on 23 April 2020 (maintainer email bounced). Former versions remain in the CRAN archive.

A related methods paper on Bayesian standard-curve estimation by others is Fong et al. in Bioinformatics (background, not my paper): doi:10.1093/bioinformatics/btt456.

• Papers

  Works listed from ORCID and identifiers hosted on this site.

• Presentations

  Selected conference slides and the PhD defence.

• Immunoassay notes

  Calibration work at Indiana University and the archived drLumi package.