Sebastien JPA Haneuse, Ph.D. Assistant Professor CV (as of 05/01/2005) PDF Microsoft Word
E-mail:       sebastien.haneuse@vanderbilt.edu Phone:       615.936.5163 Fax:       615.936.2602	Vanderbilt University Medical Center Department of Biostatistics 581 Preston Building Nashville TN 37232-6848

Departmental Interests/Links

• TWiki Department of Biostatistics, Vanderbilt University
  • Biostatistics seminar series
  • Biostatistics research resources
• VUMC e-mail exchange
• Vanderbilt-Ingram Cancer Center
  • Biostatistics Shared Resource
• Department of Biostatistics, University of Washington

Research Interests

• Bayesian statistics
• Hierarchical modeling
• Study design/biased sampling schemes
• Statistics for epidemiology
• Observational studies
• Ecological studies/inference

Recent talks/seminars

• Practical considerations in meta-analysis (04/01/2005) slides
  • Data analysis discussion group, Division of Epidemiology, Vanderbilt University.
• Bayesian statistical analysis: An introduction to the principles and language (05/03/2005) slides
  • Research Skills Workshop Series, Vanderbilt GCRC.
• Assessing gene-environment interactions in the presence of selection and missclassification using a case-control design (05/13/2005) slides

Software

• The R Project for Statistical Computing
• WinBugs for MCMC sampling.
• The GNU Operating System
  • GSL - GNU Scientific Library; numerical library for C and C++ programs.

Published Work

• Gordian, M., Haneuse, S., Wakefield, J. “Traffic exposure as a risk factor for the diagnosis of childhood asthma”. Journal of Exposure Analysis and Environmental Epidemiology. In press.
• Brumback, B., Hernan, M., Haneuse, S., and Robins, J. “Sensitivity analysis for unmeasured confounding assuming a marginal structural model for repeated measures”. Statistics in Medicine, 23:749-767 (2004).
• Haneuse, S. and Wakefield, J. “Ecological inference incorporating spatial dependence”. Ecological Inference: New Methodological Strategies. King, G., Rosen, O., and Tanner, M. (editors). Cambridge University Press (2004).
• Haneuse, S., Sciacca, J., Ratliff, M., and Alexander, D. “Factors influencing breastfeeding rates among Arizona WIC participants”. American Journal of Health Behavior, Vol. 24, No 4, pp 243-53 (2000).

Memberships

• International Biometrics Society, West North American Region (WNAR).
  • 2005 WNAR/IMS Meeting; Fairbanks, Alaska.
• American Statistical Association (ASA).