- 1. Spotlight on a Faculty Researcher: Dr. Mary Byrne
- 2. Recent Grant Awards
- 3. Recent Grant Submissions
- 4. Funding Opportunities
- 5. Awards and Accolades
- 6. CUSON Presence at National Meetings
- 7. Electronic Grant Submission Update
- 8. ORR Standard Operating Procedures
- 9. NIH Announcements
- 10. Resources on the Shared Drive
- 11. Continuing Education and Training Courses
- 12. Statistical Assistance
- 13. Research Bulletin Boards
Research Newsletter Fall 2007
12. Statistical Assistance
- Haomiao Jia, PhD, Assistant Clinical Professor of Biostatistics (in Nursing), is the Columbia University School of Nursing Biostatistician. Dr. Jia is available to faculty and doctoral students to assist them with research projects and grant applications. Please contact Dr. Jia directly via email for an appointment to engage him in consultation or collaboration for your research. Doctoral students must secure permission of their advisor prior to meeting with Dr. Jia.
- NEW: Irving Institute for Clinical and Translational Research - Statistical support can also be obtained through the Design and Biostatistics Resource (DBR) of Columbia University’s Irving Institute for Clinical and Translational Research. The mission of the (DBR) is to provide a wide range of design, statistical, and analytical support services to assist Columbia University investigators garner grant support and succeed in publishing study results. The DBR provides support through consultations - both one-on-one and group - and formal lecture series. View the DBR web page for more information and to complete a request form.
- Statistics Department Consulting Services – Faculty and graduate students of the Department of Statistics operate a drop-in statistical consulting service for faculty, students, and other researchers at the University with questions and projects involving statistics. Consultation is provided by graduate students under supervision of the faculty. Assistance is available in the areas of study design, data analysis, and interpretation and presentation of results. There is no charge for the consultations. Visit the Statistics web site for drop in hours and to make an appointment.