果冻传媒麻豆社

• Metascience 
• Reproducibility in science
• Computational Statistical Methods
• Bayesian Statistics
  
   

After completing my PhD with Prof. Paul Joyce at the 果冻传媒麻豆社, I worked at the University of Michigan and at Stanford University as a postdoctoral fellow under the supervision of Prof. Noah Rosenberg. My work on theoretical population genetics and metascience are interdisciplinary and I collaborate with faculty from natural, social, mathematical sciences, and humanities.

I am a statistician and mathematical modeler. My background is in stochastic modeling of population-level phenomena, and development of computational statistical methods
to perform inference under uncertainty. I have a broad interest in stochastic modeling of complex systems and statistical theory. 

My current work is focused on: Mathematical and statistical aspects of metascience. I use statistical theory, mathematical modeling, and simulations to investigate:

• How scientific processes of accumulating knowledge work
• How sciences progress
• What is the role of reproducibility of scientific findings in advancing knowledge.