The Biostatistics and Modeling (BAM) Core of the San Diego Center for AIDS Research is a centralized resource that provides quantitative expertise, collaboration, and training in the areas of biostatistics and infectious disease modeling.
The BAM Core is composed of two inter-connected units. The Biostatistics Unit handles statistical requests including pre-award statistical support and post-award collaboration. The Modeling Unit supports research involving HIV epidemic and pathogenesis modeling and health economic evaluation. Initial service requests should be directed towards one of these two units, although collaborations and cross-unit requests are encouraged and accommodated.
The BAM core has a particular focus on training and mentoring the next generation of HIV researchers on biostatistics and modeling methodologies. As such, we provide multiple formal and informal training activities in quantitative methods, please contact us for details.
The BAM Core Biostatistics Unit provides support in the following areas:
The BAM Core Modeling Unit provides support in the following areas:
Quantitative Working Group
In the summer of 2018, the Quantitative Working Group (QWG) was established to help investigators develop collaborative, quantitative, and methodological innovations for their grant proposals and research projects. The video linked below provides more detail. Let us know how we can help you!
For more information, submit a service request here or contact:
Director of Biostatistics 858 822-2388 |
Director of Modeling natasha-martin@health.ucsd.edu 858-822-4802 |
Ravi Goyal, PhD Leadership Trainee
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