Elizabeth Halloran, BS, MD, MPH, DSc

Professor, Biostatistics
Adjunct Professor, Applied Mathmatics
Adjunct Professor, Epidemiology

Contact Information
betz@u.washington.edu

Research Interests
Research encompasses a wide range of quantitative methods applied to research in infectious diseases. The research includes novel designs for evaluating vaccines in the field, dynamic mathematical models,both stochastic and deterministic, for understanding interventions in infectious diseases, and genomic approaches to understanding the immune system and response to pathogens. Use of Bayesian, likelihood and nonparametric statistical methods for inference.

Education
BS, General Science, University of Oregon 1972
MD, Medicine, Freie University of Berlin (Germany) 1983
MPH, Tropical Public Health, Harvard University, School of Public Health 1985
DSc, Population Sciences, Harvard University, School of Public Health 1989

Links
For more information or current CV, visit Dr. Halloran's Home page