Amy H Herring CV

Interests include Bayesian methods, complex data structures (correlated data, multivariate data recorded over time, data on different measurement scales), dimension reduction methods, and applications in health and medicine.

Recently I was honored to present work in progress on discovery of sepsis subtypes in sub-Saharan Africa as the University of Cambridge's 20th Armitage Lecturer.  

Other projects include investigation of health effects of exposures to mixtures of environmental contaminants (particularly in relation to child health and neurodevelopment), theory and methods addressing robustness of clustering methods, and development of methods in reproductive and environmental epidemiology.

Duke today provided a nice overview of some of my work.

Team News:

• Congratulations to Glenn Palmer whose paper on low rank longitudinal factor regression was just accepted by AOAS!
• Congratulations to Alex Dombowsky for winning a best talk award at BAYSM:O in November 2023!
• Congratulations to Phuc Nguyen who successfully defended her dissertation and has moved to San Francisco to join LinkedIn!
• Congratulations to Bora Jin who graduated with her PhD and has moved to Johns Hopkins University for a postdoc with Abhi Datta!
• Congratulations to Maoran Xu who won an ICSA poster award for our work with David Dunson on NIFTY (coming soon to the arXiv)
• Congratulations to Alex Dombowsky for winning the Myra and William Waldo Boone Fellowship at Duke!