Jordan Bryan
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I am currently a third year PhD student in the Department of Statistical Science at Duke University. My work is jointly supervised by Professors Peter Hoff and Sayan Mukherjee.
Prior to coming to Duke, I worked with Aviad Tsherniak on the Cancer Data Science team at the Broad Institue of MIT and Harvard. I contributed to the Cancer Dependency Map effort with a focus on data analysis for the PRISM profiling method.
As a PhD student, I have continued to work with cancer genomics data, with a particular eye towards using tensor models for datasets with several experimental modalities. More recently, I have been spending time thinking about statistical inference problems using ideas from optimal transport.
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