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Charley Budgeon is a highly experienced applied biostatistician with over 10 years of statistical experience. He is currently a Lecturer Biostatistician at the School of Population and Global Health at the University of Western Australia. After graduating from UWA with a degree in Applied Statistics, he completed his PhD in 2018, focusing on modeling long-term disease progression in Alzheimer’s disease. His earlier roles included work as a researcher and statistical consultant at the Centre for Applied Statistics at UWA and with the Cardiovascular Sciences Department at the University of Leicester in the UK, where he holds an honorary appointment. Budgeon has an extensive publication record with over 50 peer-reviewed journal articles and currently focuses on biostatistics applications in public health and medicine, particularly in cardiovascular research. He has been a principal statistician for 'The LoDoCo2 Clinical Trial', assessing the effects of colchicine in preventing further heart disease. His research contributes to understanding cardiovascular diseases through genetic data analysis. He actively provides teaching in biostatistics to undergraduate and postgraduate students and co-supervises multiple PhD students in the field.
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