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University of Washington Department of Biostatistics promotes the use of rigorous quantitative methods to revolutionize public health, medicine, and other health fields by turning data into knowledge.

UW researcher Kevin Lin aims to better understand one of the biggest mysteries in current Alzheimer’s research: the phen...
06/02/2026

UW researcher Kevin Lin aims to better understand one of the biggest mysteries in current Alzheimer’s research: the phenomenon of resilience, why roughly 30 percent of people who never show signs of cognitive decline are later found to have high levels of Alzheimer’s pathology in their brains.

Lin, along with his collaborators in UW Medicine, recently received a $75,000 award from the UW Alzheimer’s Disease Research Center (ADRC) for a project examining this mystery through microglial resilience and data integration.

The team’s innovation lies in building an AI-based pipeline to link two completely different data types: the physical 3D shapes (morphology) of immune cells captured via high-resolution microscopy and the genetic blueprints (transcriptomics) of those same cells.

“By linking structure to function, we can finally begin to see the full picture of what makes a brain resilient,” said Lin.

Read more about the work at: https://www.biostat.washington.edu/news/stories/solving-alzheimers-mystery

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Early discount rates for our 2026 Summer Institutes have been extended through June 15! Join us for online statistical s...
06/02/2026

Early discount rates for our 2026 Summer Institutes have been extended through June 15! Join us for online statistical short courses offered by UW Biostatistics.

Summer Institute in Statistics for Clinical & Epidemiological Research (SISCER), July 7 – July 30. Offering 14 course options including 2 new courses this year:
-Multi-state Models for Time-to-Event Data
-Design and Analysis of Two-Phase Studies

Summer Institute in Statistics for Big Data (SISBID), July 13 – July 31. Offering 5 course options with a new course this year:
-Deep Learning and Artificial Intelligence

Browse courses and register now! https://si.biostat.washington.edu/

A few pics from our end of the quarter ice cream social, Biostat Scoops!
06/02/2026

A few pics from our end of the quarter ice cream social, Biostat Scoops!

Our 2026 Summer Institutes are just around the corner! Discount rates end June 1, so be sure to register soon!These grad...
05/26/2026

Our 2026 Summer Institutes are just around the corner! Discount rates end June 1, so be sure to register soon!These graduate-level statistical short courses are designed for students and researchers from universities, research labs, government agencies, health organizations, non-profit organizations, and private industry. Courses are 100% online!

https://si.biostat.washington.edu/

UW Biostatistics faculty, staff, and students took time for a little dodgeball fun last week!
05/26/2026

UW Biostatistics faculty, staff, and students took time for a little dodgeball fun last week!

Tomorrow, Wed. May 20 join us for a special joint seminar co-sponsored with Fred Hutch with speaker Anil Palepu, PhD, a ...
05/19/2026

Tomorrow, Wed. May 20 join us for a special joint seminar co-sponsored with Fred Hutch with speaker Anil Palepu, PhD, a research scientist from Google Research. The session is titled, "Evaluating Conversational AI for Medical Diagnosis and Management." Session begins at 12 p.m and will be held in the Fred Hutch Arnold Building, Behnke Suite M1-A307. Find more details: https://www.biostat.washington.edu/news/calendar?trumbaEmbed=view%3Devent%26eventid%3D200499246

Ken Rice, PhD will present at this week's Biostatistics department seminar in a talk titled, "Making sense of the Stein ...
05/12/2026

Ken Rice, PhD will present at this week's Biostatistics department seminar in a talk titled, "Making sense of the Stein paradox: some work in progress." Find the full abstract at the link below. Rice is a professor and graduate program director in the UW Department of Biostatistics. Thursday, May 14 at 3:30 p.m. HRC 135. Details: https://bit.ly/4d71DIa

Summer Institutes 2026 discount rates end soon! Register now for graduate-level statistical short courses for students a...
05/07/2026

Summer Institutes 2026 discount rates end soon! Register now for graduate-level statistical short courses for students and researchers from universities, research labs, government agencies, health organizations, non-profit organizations, and private industry. https://si.biostat.washington.edu/

This week's UW Biostatistics Seminar welcomes Manu Setty from Fred Hutch's Public Health Sciences Division. Setty who wi...
05/05/2026

This week's UW Biostatistics Seminar welcomes Manu Setty from Fred Hutch's Public Health Sciences Division. Setty who will present, "Tools for Interpreting Single-Cell Differentiation Trajectories," Join us this Thursday, May 7 at 3:30 p.m. in HRC 135. Read the abstract and event details at: https://bit.ly/4eodUJc

Congratulations to 2026 Fellows of the The American Statistical Association from the UW Department of Biostatistics!   T...
04/30/2026

Congratulations to 2026 Fellows of the The American Statistical Association from the UW Department of Biostatistics! Three affiliate faculty members were elected: Andrea Cook, Jingyi Jessica Li, and Yinqi Zhao, and Teresa Kim who is an alumni from our MS program, was also named. The ASA Fellow designation is one of the association's highest honors, recognizing outstanding professional contributions, leadership, and dedication to statistical science. Congratulations to our 2026 honorees! https://tinyurl.com/4fwjvuad

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