Description: 4-6 month internship for a Master student. This project concerns the extension of non-parametric, rank-based approaches for surrogate marker evaluation, in the case where either the surrogate candidate, or the clinical endpoint (or both) are not of a continuous data type (for example, binary, ordinal, or time-to-event data).
Description: Proposal for a 6-month internship for a master’s student, co-supervised by Boris Hejblum and me. The subject of the internship is the comparison of methods for identifying individual-level surrogate markers of the vaccine response. The project was completed by master’s student Roaya Jannatipour.
Description: Proposal for a 6-month internship for a master’s student, co-supervised by Boris Hejblum and me. The subject of the internship is the evaluation of trial-level surrogate markers of the vaccine response using our recently developed approach, which relies on meta-analysis tools to evaluate the generalisability of signatures across multiple clinical trials.
Description: Proposal for a 6-month internship for a master’s student, co-supervised by Boris Hejblum and me. The subject of the internship was the identification and evaluation of high-dimensional trial-level surrogate markers of the vaccine response to yellow fever vaccination. The project was completed by master’s student Theodora Georgakopoulou.
Description: 4-6 month internship for a Master student. This project concerns the extension of non-parametric, rank-based approaches for surrogate marker evaluation, in the case where either the surrogate candidate, or the clinical endpoint (or both) are not of a continuous data type (for example, binary, ordinal, or time-to-event data).
Description: Proposal for a 6-month internship for a master’s student, co-supervised by Boris Hejblum and me. The subject of the internship is the comparison of methods for identifying individual-level surrogate markers of the vaccine response. The project was completed by master’s student Roaya Jannatipour.
Description: Proposal for a 6-month internship for a master’s student, co-supervised by Boris Hejblum and me. The subject of the internship is the evaluation of trial-level surrogate markers of the vaccine response using our recently developed approach, which relies on meta-analysis tools to evaluate the generalisability of signatures across multiple clinical trials.
Description: Proposal for a 6-month internship for a master’s student, co-supervised by Boris Hejblum and me. The subject of the internship was the identification and evaluation of high-dimensional trial-level surrogate markers of the vaccine response to yellow fever vaccination. The project was completed by master’s student Theodora Georgakopoulou.