Laurel Beckett	Statistical methods for longitudinal data, population-based studies, and translational research between basic science and clinical medicine. Collaborative research using these methods for studies of chronic diseases, especially the relationship between biology, etiology, and treatment. Current and recent research includes work on Alzheimer's, AIDS, cancer, hypertension, and pulmonary disease.
	Professor, PhD, Biostat Division Chief, Vice Chair - Public Health Sciences 530-754-7161
	Danielle Harvey	Survival analysis, correlated event times, informative censoring, repeated measures, computational methods, and high-dimensional data as in MRI or PET scans. Collaborative research includes work on Alzheimer's, cancer, end-of-life care, dosing errors, and health services and public health issues.
	Assistant Professor, PhD 530-752-8036
	Ana-Maria Iosif	Methods for longitudinal and clustered data, including longitudinal random length data. Applications of statistics to psychiatry and biomedical sciences.
	Assistant Professor, PhD 530-754-8303
	Kyoungmi Kim	Statistical methodologies for gene mapping for complex traits and diseases and for analyzing gene expression microarray data.
	Assistant Professor, PhD 530-752-3422
	Chin-Shang Li	Lack-of-fit tests, cure models (including survival analysis), semiparametric and nonparametric regression, generalized linear models, longitudinal data analysis, statistical methodology for genetic data, large sample theory.
	Associate Professor, PhD 916-703-9172 CRISP
	Danh Nguyen	Bioinformatics, molecular cancer classification, microarray gene expression data, partial least squares, dimension reduction, statistical applications in molecular biology.
	Associate Professor, PhD 530-754-6510
	LiHong Qi	Design and analysis of genetic association studies, survival analysis, modeling missing data and measurement error problems.
	Assistant Professor, PhD 530-754-9234
	David Rocke	Bioinformatics, design and analysis of gene expression, proteomics, and metabolomics data, analysis of mass spectrometry and NMR spectroscopy data, robust statistical methods.
	Distinguished Professor, PhD 530-752-6999
	Xiaowei Yang	Bayesian model selection strategies for generalized linear models, especially those with missing covariates. Longitudinal data analysis using selection, pattern-mixture, and shared-parameter models for repeated measures with ignorable or nonignorable missing values. Functional regression modeling of data with large dimensionality (e.g., curves or images). Statistical computation and software development focusing on MCMC methods. Clinical trials and epidemiological studies on drug dependence, mental disorder, and general public health problems. PDF CV
	Assistant Professor, PhD 530-752-2143
Staff
	Wen-Ling 'Joanie' Chung
	Statistician
	Lynnette Eldridge
	Administrative Assistant to Dr. Beckett 530-754-5664
	Judy Li	My collaborative research work includes: 1. simultaneous care study 2. Breast cancer for women over 75 years old. 3. GCP 100 study 4. cell lines study for prostate cancer patients 5. farmers health study
	Statistician 530-752-6114
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	530-754-6460
	Ying Yang
	Statistician 530-752-6501

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