University of Washington-Seattle Campus · Mathematics & StatisticsHIV Statistical Methods Lab
James P Hughes · Seattle, Washington
Research Focus
Dr. James P. Hughes leads a research lab focused on improving statistical methods for HIV/AIDS research. His work aims to enhance clinical trials and laboratory studies related to HIV, ultimately contributing to better prevention and treatment strategies. The lab's statistical innovations are also applicable to other communicable diseases, making it a significant contributor to public health efforts.
HIVAIDSclinical trialsstatistical methodsepidemiologyinfectious diseasesdata analysisvaccine researchlaboratory studiesbiostatistics
Research Aims
5AIM 01Develop statistical methods for efficient HIV clinical trials.
AIM 02Characterize the epidemic of HIV more effectively.
AIM 03Conduct laboratory studies that improve understanding of HIV.
AIM 04Apply statistical techniques to other infectious diseases.
AIM 05Innovate methodologies for better vaccine research and development.
Skills the Lab Values
statistical analysisdata managementclinical trial designflow cytometrybiological assaysdeep sequencingepidemiological modelingsurvey designcomputer programming (R, Python)data visualization
Output against the department
Publications487top 15% of dept.20th of 131
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Citations28ktop 19% of dept.25th of 131
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