Faculty Spotlight - School of Public Health and Health Professions - University at Buffalo

"My work heavily involves population based data sets, mining information from them to enhance knowledge and practice of public health."
11/15/21
Jihnhee Yu, PhD
Professor
Director, Population Health Observatory
"I collaborate extensively with NIH investigators evaluating practical aspects of new biomarker methodologies."
11/15/21
Albert Vexler, PhD
Professor
"It’s a high-risk, high-impact project that has the potential to bring us closer to personalized medicine and, in particular with this project, to leverage computational biology to make predictions about things we can’t measure.”
11/15/21
Rachael Hageman Blair, PhD
Associate Professor
"The focus of my statistical research has primarily resided in four broad areas such as experimental designs, statistical genetics, small sample inference, and paired binary data inference."
8/28/19
Chang-Xing Ma, PhD
Co-Director, Biostatistics MPH Concentration
Associate Professor
"My current research focuses on developing new diagnostic measures and new evaluation methods for measuring biomarkers’ performance."
1/19/18
Lili Tian, PhD
Associate Chair
Director of Graduate Studies
Professor
"Our proposed variable selection and statistical inference methods can be used to identify important genes for cancer research."
5/1/23
Guan Yu, PhD
Assistant Professor