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Nicholas Jewell is a Professor Emeritus in Biostatistics and Statistics at the School of Public Health at the University of California, Berkeley. His research interests are primarily focused on statistical methods related to infectious diseases and biostatistical techniques for epidemiological data analysis. Jewell has contributed significantly to the field with expertise in survival analysis and stochastic processes, aiming to understand and combat various infectious diseases including AIDS, dengue fever, and Ebola Virus Disease. His work also encompasses the analysis of adverse cardiovascular effects of pharmaceuticals. Among his notable achievements, Jewell received the 2012 Marvin Zelen Leadership Award in Statistical Science from Harvard University, recognizing his contributions to public health and statistics. He has led groundbreaking research, including a significant study in Indonesia that demonstrated a unique mosquito control method to reduce dengue incidence by 77%. Throughout his career, Jewell has engaged in extensive research on infectious disease interventions, contributing valuable insights to tackle global health challenges.
University of California, Berkeley • Berkeley, CA
Professor Emeritus in Biostatistics and Statistics, specializing in statistical methodologies for public health.
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