Biostatistics and Biomathematics Program
The Program in Biostatistics and Biomathematics belongs to the Public Health Sciences Division of the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center. Broadly, projects and faculty within the Program employ statistics and mathematical principles to analyze biological and genetic data and processes and evaluate diagnostic, therapeutic and preventive medical methods and practices. Individually, projects and faculty might provide statistical collaboration and coordination for research programs within and outside the center, develop and evaluate new quantitative methods for the efficient design and analysis of a broad range of biomedical studies and construct biomathematical models of carcinogenesis and other biological processes.
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Co-Program Head: Charles Kooperberg
Co-Program Head: Steve Self
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Administrative Program Manager: Sandy Ormbrek
Administrative Coordinator: Eric Woodruff
Administrative Manager: Jaime Henne
Professional Support Specialist: Noelle Noble
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