Affiliated Faculty

540 MIDAS affiliate faculty members come from over 60 U-M departments, and include instructional (tenure / tenure track / lecturer), clinical and research track faculty.


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Timothy D. Johnson

Bayesian methoda and statistical modeling of biomedical data

Vicki Johnson-Lawrence

Epidemiologic methods in chronic disease risk
Dani Jones

Dani Jones

Gaussian processes, Great Lakes, adjoint modeling, data assimilation, oceanography, unsupervised classification

David Jurgens

computational social science and natural language processing
Niko Kaciroti

Niko Kaciroti

Bayesian Modeling, dynamic models.
Jack D. Kalbfleisch

Jack D. Kalbfleisch

Analyzing failure time or event history data
Vineet Kamat

Vineet Kamat

Construction; Robotics; Human-Robot Collaboration

Hyun Min Kang

Practical, accurate, and efficient methods for big data genome science
Jian Kang

Jian Kang

Bayesian methods, composite likelihood approach and missing data problems, efficient statistical computation algorithms, graphical models, latent source separation methods, network inference, ultrahigh-dimensional feature selection

Trishul Kapoor

ICU Vital Sign for Opioid Use Prediction

Steven J. Katz

Cancer treatment communication, and quality of care, decision-making
Daniel P. Keating

Daniel P. Keating

Longitudinal analyses across multiple databases, population modeling.

Evan Keller

Single cell and spatiotemporal analyses of healthy and diseased tissues
Branko Kerkez

Branko Kerkez

Smart and adaptive water systems

James Kibbie

Analysis of Bach's organ music and performance
John Kieffer

John Kieffer

Simulation-based predictive design for new materials