Kim-Anh Do, Ph.D.
Ph.D. (Statistics, Stanford)
B.Sc. (First class honours, Mathematics,
University of Queensland)
B.Sc. ( Maths & Computer Science,
University of Queensland)
Professor,
Department of Biostatistics, MD Anderson Cancer Center.
Adjunct Professor,
Department of Statistics, Rice University.
Department of Statistics, Texas A&M University.
Areas of Interest
- Computational Statistics and Biostatistics
- Bioinformatics
- Statistical Genetics
- Non-parametric statistical methods
Awards and Honors
- Fellow, American Statistical Association, since 2006
- Fellow, Royal Statistical Society, since 2005
- M.D. Anderson Cancer Center Faculty Scholar Award, 2003-2005
- President-elect, Houston Chapter of the American Statistical Association, 2002-2003
- President, Houston Chapter of the American Statistical Association, 2003-2004
- Australian Academy of Science Travel Award, 1994
- Amy R. Hughes Award (Australian Federation of University Women), 1983
- Caltex Woman Graduate of the Year Award, 1983-1985
Statistical consulting
By appointment only. Please contact me via email/phone/fax.
Books
Analyzing microarray gene expression data (with G.J.McLachlan and C. Ambroise), Wiley, 2004
Bayesian Inference for Gene Expression and Proteomics (with P.M. Mueller and M. Vannucci), Cambridge University Press, to appear 2006
Teaching at MDACC
1. Cancer Biology Course
2. Introduction to Mathematical Statistics (GSBS Course GS01 0113)
3. Advanced Statistical Methods for the Analysis of Gene Expression and Proteomics Course
Software
Clustering of gene expression microarrays
Languages
- English, Vietnamese: fluent
- French: fair knowledge
- Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, German, Hindi: beginner