Research and Facilities

Our faculty research spans a range of topics, including empirical likelihood approaches, computationally intensive methods, statistical methods in diagnostic studies,  statistical genetics and genomics, non-linear and multivariate path models, measurement error models, Bayesian methods, longitudinal models, bioinformatics,  and clinical trials design and analysis.

We conduct important methodological, theoretical and applied research, as well as serve as vital contributors to collaborative research with UB and community partners.

We conduct important methodological, theoretical and applied research, as well as serve as vital contributors to collaborative research with UB and community partners.

Each department within the School of Public Health and Health Professions has its own discipline-specific research facilities as well as access to shared resources.

Our department has designed software packages for use with the R Project for Software Computing, a free software environment for statistical computing and graphics.

Our faculty and students produce brief, scientific reports about software and statistical methods.