Summary
Han Bossier is a statistical consultant and PhD-trained researcher based in Ghent with 11 years of experience applying rigorous methods at the intersection of statistics, neuroscience and psychology. He specializes in Monte Carlo and resampling techniques to improve aggregation and replicability of fMRI studies, translating methodological advances into practical guidelines for applied researchers. At Ghent University he combined research, teaching and hands-on consulting—supporting students and academics with study design, analysis and interpretation. Since 2019 he consults at OpenAnalytics, bringing academic rigor to real-world research projects and tools. He is comfortable reading across domains to adapt methods (e.g., clinical trial techniques) to neuroimaging problems, and his work reflects a deep interest in making double-precision data meaningful and actionable.
11 years of coding experience
Master of Science - MS, Statistical Data Analysis, Master of Science - MS, Statistical Data Analysis at Universiteit Gent
Latijn-Wetenschappen, Latijn-Wetenschappen at Don Bosco Kortrijk
Summa cum laude, Theoretical and Experimental Psychology, Summa cum laude, Theoretical and Experimental Psychology at Ghent University
Dutch, English, French