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themes or open a new line of inquiry; the common thread is rigorous social science on how people, firms, and governments make decisions about the ocean, and what policies or institutions could improve
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decision-analytic simulation modeling of the opioid epidemic and homelessness, including links to HIV, hepatitis C virus, and other communicable diseases along with model-based evaluations of the health and
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meaningful information from continuous physiologic signals and support improved monitoring, risk detection, and decision-making at the bedside. The research program lies at the intersection of biomedical
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children and families worldwide. Our core areas of work include: Developing and evaluating innovative models of pediatric and perinatal palliative care Advancing communication and decision-making in serious
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patient–AI interaction design, focusing on how systems such as LLM-based tools, decision support systems, and adaptive health technologies are integrated into clinical workflows and/or patient’s lives
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coordinated in space and time is still unclear. We have developed new tools to address these questions, and we are determining how stable microtubule attachment is restricted to a single locus on each human
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the status of your application. They will not have access to your file. Our appointments committee will make the final decision. If you accept another position or postdoctoral fellowship after submitting your
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decision support systems, process control and quality improvement initiatives, and health policy analysis. The program emphasizes both methodological rigor and translational impact, with projects addressing
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, close mentorship, and the opportunity to build the technical depth and independence needed for the next stage of their careers. WHY JOIN THE ROGALA LAB? We welcome trainees who are driven, eager to grow
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foster equitable access to high-quality, data-driven decision-making for all. ROAR is now approved as a universal screener across multiple states and supports hundreds of thousands of students in schools