Summary
Gang Chen is a mathematical statistician with 21 years of experience applying Bayesian inference and complex multilevel modeling to real-world biomedical data at the NIH. He specializes in hierarchical and longitudinal modeling, smoothing-spline nonlinear methods, time series and meta-analysis, with a focus on individual differences, reliability, and parsimonious regularization. His work blends rigorous probabilistic thinking with practical attention to data-generating mechanisms, making him adept at teasing apart sparse effects in noisy measurement contexts. Prior to the NIH he contributed quantitative and physiological modeling at Physiome Sciences, bringing domain awareness to statistical solutions. Based in Derwood, Maryland, he combines long-term government research experience with a persistent emphasis on reproducible, interpretable inference. Colleagues value his ability to translate complex statistical theory into robust analyses that inform policy and science.
21 years of coding experience
4 years of employment as a software developer
The University of Arizona