About me
Welcome to my website!
I am a Postdoctoral research fellow in Biostatistics at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, where I am supervised by Professor Jeffrey W. Miller and Professor Giovanni Parmigiani. I am also affiliated with the Data Sciences department at the Dana-Farber cancer institute.
I obtained my Ph.D. in Statistical Science at Duke University, in North Carolina, where I worked under the supervision of Professor David Dunson within Project LIFEPLAN, an international research group whose aim is to quantify biodiversity across the globe.
My curriculum vitae is available here. A complete list of publications is available here.
E-mail - azito@hsph.harvard.edu
My research interests include probabilistic machine learning, generative models and stochastic processes for cancer genomics, mutational signatures analysis, and ecology.
Current highlights
I received the Savage Award in Applied Methodology for my dissertation “Ecological Modeling via Bayesian Nonparametric Species Sampling Priors” :)
I am an elected official of j-ISBA Looking forward to help the community of young Bayesians across all continents!
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azito@hsph.harvard.edu
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