Biography:
I received a PhD in Applied Mathematics from Brown University in 2001. I was a postdoctoral fellow and visiting professor in the Department of Statistics at the University of Chicago from 2000-2001. After that, I was an Assistant Professor (2001-2008) and then Associate Professor with tenure (2008-2010) of Biostatistics at the University of Chicago.
I am currently a Professor of Applied Mathematics and a courtesy Professor of Economics at the University of Colorado at Boulder.
My main research interests are in Bayesian modeling, inference, and computational statistics, with applications to a wide variety of fields, ranging from medicine and ecology to risk and insurance.
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Strength of any profession depends on the engagement of its members in volunteer professional activities - from reviewing journal manuscripts, to organizing conferences, to fundraising. Below is a partial list of the current and past professional activities I have been involved in: