Biostatistics - University at Buffalo

The Department of Biostatistics is dedicated to providing outstanding academic and practical training opportunities in the context of cutting-edge biological and health science research.

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Our Alumni

"The most enjoyable aspect of the program is the profound sense of belonging in a group of passionate people who challenge and support one another."
12/14/18
Sindhuja Sridharan, MS
“Dr. Carter was excellent teacher and mentor to his students who went out of his way to make sure we each succeeded.”
12/12/18
Carmen Tekwe, PhD
"I also enjoyed the vastness of the backgrounds of the students here."
12/12/18
Andre Rei Weeks, MPH
"I wanted to learn more about how to employ mathematical tools to address practical issues and the real-world application of the field."
12/14/18
Joseph Consiglio, MA, PhD
"The solid theoretical foundation and accumulation of real world experience of UB students pave the road for their future success."
4/15/23
Yang Yang, PhD
"I have benefited tremendously from the great diversity of people and thinking, the friendly learning environment, and the practical experience with mentors and collaborators."
12/14/18
Huiru Chang, MA
“The statistics minor has given me a much better understanding of the techniques that are routinely used in psychology, as well as an appreciation for the wide range of methods that are available to researchers.”
12/14/18
Josh Barback
Statistics Minor
“The field training offered me a great opportunity to learn practical skills and gain experience in clinical data management and analysis.”
12/12/18
Yali Zhang, MPH
“The faculty were very approachable and supportive, and provided me with a better understanding of my expectations for the future.”
12/12/18
Darryl George, MA
“The statistics minor complemented my major in biomedical sciences by allowing me to better understand and critically analyze medical research."
12/12/18
Mary K. Scheda, BS, MS
“In addition to theoretical work, the courses provided me with valuable, hands-on experiences focused on statistical application and research."
12/12/18
Chong Wang, MA

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Researcher Spotlight

Randy Carter, PhD

Randy Carter, PhD, shares some of the hands-on research opportunities available to students in the Department of Biostatistics.

Funded Research

Enhancement Newborn Screening to Improve the Efficacy of Cord Blood Transplant for Krabbe Disease
9/16/16
Using bivariate analysis of Galc and PSY, we will develop a new paradigm aimed at early and accurate prediction of EIKD.
Modern Empirical Likelihood Methods in Biomedicine and Health
6/27/18
This project focuses on the preparation and writing of a book that will reflect a growing need for rigorous systematic presentations of classical and novel empirical likelihood (EL) approaches and their applications in biomedicine and health.

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