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Split shot of two student portraits: Ana Gabriela Vasconcelos and Zhaoheng Li
Split shot of two student portraits: Ana Gabriela Vasconcelos and Zhaoheng Li
Biostatistics students win ASA Student Paper Awards
Congratulations to two University of Washington Biostatistics students who have won first place in the 2026 American Statistical Association (ASA) Student Paper Competitions in the Section in Genomics and Genetics.
Ethan Ashby
Ethan Ashby
Distinguished student paper award honors for PhD student Ethan Ashby
Ethan Ashby, a PhD student in Biostatistics PhD at the University of Washington, has received a Distinguished Student Paper Award from the International Biometric Society Eastern North American Region (ENAR) for his paper, “Debiasing hazard-based estimates of time-varying vaccine effects using vaccine-irrelevant infections: An application to an observational extension of a Phase 3 COVID-19 vaccine efficacy trial.”
2025 UW Biostatistics against a background depicting purple and pink tinted mountain range
2025 UW Biostatistics against a background depicting purple and pink tinted mountain range
2025 Highlights for UW Biostatistics
A look back at member accomplishments in the University of Washington Department of Biostatistics during 2025.
Illustration depicting causal inference with a question mark in the center with solid and dotted lines stretching out to point to data, figures, and drawing representing humans.
Illustration depicting causal inference with a question mark in the center with solid and dotted lines stretching out to point to data, figures, and drawing representing humans.
Using causal inference to advance public health and medicine
A wrap-up of the Seventh Seattle Symposium in BiostatisticsBiostatistical leaders from around the world came together at the Seventh Seattle Symposium in Biostatistics on November 22-25 to explore the evolving role of causal inference in biomedical research.
Awan Afiaz
Awan Afiaz
Democratizing AI: Scorcher project brings statistical tools to cancer researchers
Awan Afiaz, a biostatistics PhD student in the University of Washington School of Public Health, is part of a research team developing software to help clinicians working in cancer research close this gap.