Zoe Moodie
- Senior Staff Scientist
- Vaccine and Infectious Disease Division
- Senior Staff Scientist
- Public Health Sciences Division
Education
University of Washington, 2001, PhD (Biostatistics)
University of Washington, 1999, MS (Biostatistics)
University of Winnipeg, 1996, BA (Mathematics and Statistics)
Research Interests
- Statistical methods for analyzing immunology data relevant to infectious disease and cancer vaccine research
- Correlates of protection in HIV vaccine research
Current Projects
- Analysis of HIV-1-specific immune responses to vaccine candidates
- Cancer immunotherapy trials design and analysis
- Malaria vaccine trials design and analysis
Teaching
- Co-instructor, Statistical Methods in HIV Vaccine Research, OCTAVE-Enterprise workshop
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