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high-quality education and professional development opportunities.
We are data experts. We extract meaningful knowledge from data to impact human health. Biostatisticians and Data Scientists collaborate to formulate scientific questions, plan and evaluate study designs, implement rigorous and secure data collection and storage, and develop and apply state-of-the-art analytic methods to draw inferences from data. Our faculty are experts in clinical trials, real-world evidence, causal modeling, multi-omics, imaging, AI/deep learning, missing data, and structural equation modeling, among many other topics. We collaborate on a wide range of biomedical and public health topics. Our reach is at the interface of methods to practice and motivated by our collaborative partnerships.
Dr. Carlson has over 20 years of experience as a collaborative biostatistician with a research focus on developing complex Bayesian models of biomedical data. She has two major research FOCI funding by NIH: 1) methods for analyzing hormone data using Bayesian approaches and 2) statistical methods and collaboration in sarcoidosis (and other diseases) with a focus on methods for lung CT imaging data. She is a strong believer in team science as the premier way to conduct research and supports that mission through leadership roles in the Biostatistics, Epidemiology, and Research Design program for Colorado’s Clinical and Translational Science Institute and the Center for Innovative Design and Analysis. She has taught all levels of graduate-level biostatistics curriculum from Bios 6601, the Department’s core course for the MPH, Advanced Statistical Methods and Analysis and Longitudinal Analysis for our MS students, and various PhD courses including Bayesian Methods and Computational Statistics
Dr. Brandie Wagner is an Associate Professor in the Department of Biostatistics & Informatics, co-director of the MS & PhD Biostatistics Program, and co-director of the Colorado Summer Institute for Biostatistics (CoSIBS).
Dr. Wagner's contributions include collaborative and methodological research. She has worked closely with investigators on and off campus in many application areas. Her research interests include developing and applying statistical methods in proteomics/biomarker development, microbiome data analysis, and joint models. All her methodological research thus far has been motivated by collaborations, and she has contributed to advancing statistical knowledge in these areas.
Dr. Carsten Görg is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Biostatistics and Informatics, co-director of the MS & PhD Biostatistics Program, and co-director of the Colorado Summer Institute for Biostatistics (CoSIBS).
Ms. Eleanor R. Cotton, MS | Program Director MPH
Ms. Eleanor R. Cotton is the Program Director for the
Applied Biostatistics Master of Public Health at the University of Colorado
Anschutz Medical Campus, a position she has held since March 2023. In this
role, she leads the biostatistics master's of public health program, overseeing
its development and strategic direction. Eleanor is also an instructor within
the department. Within this role, she has extensive experience in teaching and
curriculum development. Her expertise spans multiple statistical methods and
softwares.
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high-quality education and professional development opportunities.Advance
innovative research and methodologies in our field.Foster
collaboration and interdisciplinary partnerships for real-world impact.Serve
our community, industry, and stakeholders through outreach and engagement.
19 core faculty |
10 Team Science Faculty | 16 Master’s Core | 125 graduate students |
Nearly all students are supported by half-time research or teaching assistantships
Extensive collaboration across CU Anschutz, supporting close to 13M in grant funding, and over two dozen collaborative partnerships.
Grant Funding: $12,838,742.00 | Grants Submitted: 28 | Grants as Principal Investigators (PI): 37 |
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