Distribution of MIDAS affiliate faculty by primary college, school, or unit.
Affiliated Faculty
Yearly faculty collaborations on grant proposals since 2018, facilitated by MIDAS. Image credit: Bernardo Modenesi (MIDAS Data Science Fellow), Beth Uberseder (MIDAS Research Manager), and Ken Reid (MIDAS Data Scientist).
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MIDAS works to foster interdisciplinary research collaboration across campus with our community of 550 affiliate faculty members, who come from over 60 U-M departments, and include instructional (tenure / tenure track / lecturer), clinical and research track faculty.
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John Prensner
Deciphering RNA translation in pediatric cancer
J.J. Prescott
Empirical Legal Studies
Nicholson Price
How law shapes innovation in the life sciences
Amiyatosh Purnanandam
Bank Risk, Default Risk, Equity in Finance, Financial Inclusion, Risk Management, Systemic Risk
Liang Qi
atomistic simulations, computational materials science, machine learning
Qing Qu
Deep Learning, Inverse Problems, Nonconvex Optimization, Representation Learning
Alison Davis Rabosky
Phenotypic innovation, the evolution of complex traits
Dan Rabosky
Computational macroevolution, biodiversity dynamics, machine learning, statistical theory
Majdi Radaideh
Autonomous Control, Nuclear Reactor Design, Physics-informed Machine Learning, Uncertainty quantification, optimization
Jenny Radesky
Research on young children, mobile/interactive media, parents
Trivellore E. Raghunathan
Missing data in sample surveys and in epidemiological studies
Indika Rajapakse
The dynamics of human genome organization
Venkat Raman
Simulation of large scale combustion systems
Suraj Rampure
Equipping all students with modern data science skills
Arvind Rao
Multi-modal decision algorithms that integrate clinical measurements
Jeffrey Regier
Bayesian models and deep learning for scientific applications