Barbra Richardson
- Research Professor, Biostatistics
- University of Washington
- Adjunct Research Professor, Global Health
- University of Washington
- Graduate Faculty, Biostatistics and Global Health
- University of Washington
Education
University of California Los Angeles, 1993, PhD (Biostatistics)
University of California Los Angeles, 1989, MS (Biostatistics)
Pomona College, 1987, BA (Mathematics)
Research Interests
- Developing methods to analyze infectious disease data
- Developing methods to analyze data with missing values
Teaching and Mentoring Interests
- Statistical methods for data from AIDS/STD clinical trials
Current Projects
- Developing methodology to estimate breastmilk infectivity among HIV-1 infected mothers
- Developing survival analysis methods when the outcome variable is measured with uncertainty
- Lead statistician at SCHARP [link] on studies of microbicides as preventive agents for sexual transmission of HIV-1
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