Marcello Pagano
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Marcello Pagano
Professor of Statistical
Computing,
Department of Biostatistics
Dr. Pagano obtained a Ph.D.
from Johns Hopkins University and has spent the last 35
years on the faculty at the Harvard School Public Health
teaching biostatistics and advising students. His
research in biostatistics continues to be on compute
intensive inference and surveillance methods that
involve screening methodologies, with their associated
laboratory tests, and in obtaining more accurate testing
results that use existing technologies. The accuracy of
these screening tests is important–for example to
maintain the integrity of the nation’s blood supply–and
it is doubly beneficial if these methods are also
cheaper to implement; thus more testing can be done.
This can mean a safer blood supply, for example.
His interests extend to the
quantitative aspects of Monitoring and Evaluation,
especially as they are applied in resource poor
settings, and are brought to bear to improve the quality
of health services to all.
Education
M.A. (Hon.), 1986, Harvard
University
Ph.D. (Statistics), 1970,
Johns Hopkins University
M.S. (Statistics), 1967,
University of Florida
B.Sc. (Mathematical
Statistics), 1965, University of Cape Town |
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Last Update
1/1/2017 11:23:41 AM
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