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Hazelton's PhD Students Current PhD students Sarojinie Fernando is working on estimation of spatio-temporal relative risk surfaces. Brigid Betz-Stablein is working on statistical modelling in vision science. Tilman Davies is working on spatio-temporal models of disease. Khair bin Jones is working on smoothing methods. Katharina Parry is working on statistical inference for network-based transport models. Kate Richards is working on statistical modelling and inference in veterinary epidemiology, with a particular focus on the assessment of data quality and its variation between countries. Former PhD students Tarn Duong, who worked on multivariate kernel density estimation (PhD awarded with distinction). Tarn is currently working at a research institute in France. Pamela McCaskie, who worked on some problems in genetic epidemiology, co-supervised by Professor Lyle Palmer (Chair of Genetic Epidemiology at the University of Western Australia). Pamela is currently working at the University of Western Australia. Rohan Sadler, who worked on spatio-termoral statistical models in ecology, with a particular focus on Pilbara (a region of Western Australia) grasslands. Rohan is currnetly employed at the University of Western Australia. Katrina Scurrah, who worked on statistical methods in genetic epidemiology. Katrina is currently working as a lecturer at the University of Melbourne. |
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