Assistant professor
Dr. Ir. N. (Nan) van Geloven
Area(s) of expertise:
Biostatistics, Causal inference, Causal prediction
Biostatistics, Causal inference, Causal prediction
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Introduction
As a biostatistician, I specialize in analyzing and designing clinical studies. The methodological challenges I encounter in my collaborations with medical researchers drive me to improve statistical methods.
I coordinate teaching within the master's program in Statistics and Data Science (Causal Inference I and II) and teach medical and biomedical PhD students ('Statistical Aspects My research focuses on causal inference techniques, particularly how these techniques can strengthen clinof Clinical Trials' and 'Basic Methods and Reasoning in Biostatistics').
I am a member of the Executive Committee of the International Society of Clinical Biostatistics, a former editor of Statistica Neerlandica, and a member of the Causal Inference Topic Group within the international STRATOS initiative. I lead the 'Causal Inference for AI' network between Leiden, Delft, Rotterdam, and Utrecht.
I obtained my master in Applied Mathematics at TU Delft, worked and obtained my PhD at the UMCA, where I was chair of the management team of the Clinical Research Unit. Since 2015, I have worked at the LUMC.
I coordinate teaching within the master's program in Statistics and Data Science (Causal Inference I and II) and teach medical and biomedical PhD students ('Statistical Aspects My research focuses on causal inference techniques, particularly how these techniques can strengthen clinof Clinical Trials' and 'Basic Methods and Reasoning in Biostatistics').
I am a member of the Executive Committee of the International Society of Clinical Biostatistics, a former editor of Statistica Neerlandica, and a member of the Causal Inference Topic Group within the international STRATOS initiative. I lead the 'Causal Inference for AI' network between Leiden, Delft, Rotterdam, and Utrecht.
I obtained my master in Applied Mathematics at TU Delft, worked and obtained my PhD at the UMCA, where I was chair of the management team of the Clinical Research Unit. Since 2015, I have worked at the LUMC.
