Taylor Krajewski is a biostatistics Ph.D. candidate at the University of North Carolina (UNC) at Chapel Hill and a graduate research assistant for the UNC Center for AIDS Research (CFAR) Biostatistics Core. In her role with the CFAR, she provides … Read more

Ning is a PhD student in Epidemiology at UNC Chapel Hill. She got her MS degree in Biostatistics from Yale University. Ning is interested in developing and applying causal inference methods, and her work focuses on measurement error correction in … Read more

Mark is an Epidemiology PhD Student working with Steve Cole on optimal treatment timing for pregnancy and labor-related conditions, reframing statistical measures with a causal lens, and computationally assessing the causal identification conditions. Mark was an instructor for EPID700: SAS … Read more

Have worn many hats in my life. Most recently obtained MD with training in general surgery. Left medicine to follow my passion researching Epidemiologic methods and causal inference. No regrets. My research is focused on using techniques from observational studies … Read more

Katie Mollan is a Principal Biostatistician, and Epidemiology PhD Candidate, with >17 years of experience in infectious disease and comorbidities research. Mollan focuses primarily on the design and analysis of RCTs and longitudinal cohort studies. Her research areas include HIV, … Read more

My research interests include different types of stigma (HIV, mental health, and sexual identity) and how the internalization of these feelings impacts mental health and overall well-being, particularly among people with HIV as well as the kink community.