Dr Jochen Einbeck

Position:	Professor of Statistics
Address:	Department of Mathematical Sciences Durham Research Methods Centre (Co-Director) Durham Biostatistics unit (CPD Lead) Durham University South Road Science Laboratories Durham City, DH1 3LE UK.
Tel:	+44 191 33 43125
Fax:	+44 191 33 43051
Email:	jochen.einbeck "at" durham.ac.uk

• Michaelmas term:
  • Tutorials and Computer Practicals in Data Science and Statistical Computing
• Epiphany term: Lecture Nonparametric Statistics III/IV (4th year UG module; with Dr Perrakis).

• Nonparametric smoothing
• Random Effect Modelling
• Mixture models
• Mean shift and principal curves
• Statistical biodosimetry

• NCRM Course Multilevel Modelling: a robust analytical method for randomised controlled trials, 27-29/03/2023, Durham, UK [Co-Organizer]; Course material.
• Durham/EEF Analysis Workshop, 25 May 2023 [Co-Organizer].
• N8 Digital Health Community Day, 22/06/2023, Leeds, UK
• International Workshop on Statistical Modelling, 17-21/07/23, Dortmund, Germany.

News:

The Department of Mathematical Sciences at Durham University will host the International Workshop on Statistical Modelling in 2024 (14-19/07/24).

• Associate Editor of Computational Statistics and Data Analysis
• Associate Editor of Statistical Modelling - An International Journal
• Representative WG for Communication to the Executive Committee of the Statistical Modelling Society (SMS)

• Yingjuan Zhang develops latent variable models for simultaneous clustering and dimension reduction (joint supervision with Dr Reza Drikvandi)
• Catherine Marley investigates the evolutionary and social origins of sex and gender differences in physical activity levels, with supervisors from Anthropology Dr Sally Street and Dr Tessa Pollard, completed.
• Adam Errington, working on radiation biodosimetry (co-supervised by Dr Jonathan Cumming, completed)
• Tathagata Basu, working on Imprecise Regularization (UTOPIAE project, co-supervised by Dr Matthias Troffaes, completed)
• Emmanuel Ifeh, working on dynamical GLMs (joint supervision with Dr Camila Caiado)
• Amani Almohaimeed, working on response transformation models with random effects (completed).
• Hermes Marques da Silva Junior; working on gradient tests for random effect models (in joint supervision; second supervisor: Dr Peter Craig, completed )
• Thomai Tsiftsi (in joint supervision; first supervisor: Dr Ian Jermyn, completed)
• Najla Qarmalah, working on mixture models for time series data (in joint supervision with Prof. Frank Coolen, completed)
• Zakia Kelantan, part-time, working on estimation of intrinsic dimensionality (completed).
• James Taylor , working on local smoothing in high dimensions (completed).
• Mohammed Zayed , working on applications of principal curves in Econometrics (completed).

• Yilun Cai, working on a project in radiation biodosimetry on the joint estimation of dose and exposure time (collaboative project with UKHSA)
• Rachel Sales, working on radiation biodosimetry through gamma-H2AX foci (collaborative project with Public Health England) (completed)