Transform your project
CIDA offers comprehensive statistical and data science support for one time, short-term projects.
Building teams through innovation and science
What's in your data?
Knowledge. Clarity. The Future. Every data set has a unique story to tell, a diagnosis to uncover and an answer that helps you determine the next steps in your research. While researchers may be the expert in the science, biostatisticians
and data scientists are the experts in the quantitative analyses behind the science.
The Center for Innovative Design and Analysis (CIDA) offers comprehensive collaboration from study design to statistical and data science analytics. We serve the CU Anschutz Medical Campus and its affiliates as well as several organizations throughout Colorado. The range of support depends on the needs of the investigator. From a free, one hour office consult or short-term project, to building a year-long collaboration or developing new methods for analyzing data. Learn more about how we can partner below.
CIDA is hiring. Browse our open positions and learn more about why our team chooses to work here.
Connect with us
Build a partnership
Develop a strong relationship with biostatisticians who are invested in supporting your long-term projects.
Develop a grant
Partner to create a fundable application with an efficient design and state-of-the art analysis plan.Attend a one hour consult
CIDA offers a free, one hour consultation to answer general study design or analysis questions.
Driving methods and research
New data needs new solutions. We also innovate the ways we can transform data to knowledge.
Learning together
CIDA partners with the CCTSI BERD program to offer short courses, seminars, and a hackathon.
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To safely return to 'normal', 70% of Coloradans must get COVID vaccine
Apr 28, 2021At least 70% of Coloradans will need to get vaccinated against COVID-19 before the state can safely roll back all public health restrictions, according to a new study led by ColoradoSPH, CU Boulder, and CU Anschutz researchers.Full story -
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Despite reopening, restaurants still “high risk” for spreading COVID-19, experts sayOpens in a new window
Feb 11, 2021Dean Jonathan Samet and ColoradoSPH researchers Glen Mays, Beth Carlton, and Andrea Buchwald weigh in on the risks associated with indoor dining as capacity restrictions ease from 25% to 50% in many Colorado counties.Opens in a new window Full story -
The first COVID-19 case likely in Colorado long before March
Dec 15, 2020The COVID-19 Modeling Team, including many ColoradoSPH researchers, are using mathematical modeling to understand when the COVID-19 pandemic began in Colorado.Full story
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