I completed my PhD in statistics - dedicated to the parametric modelling of Radio and TV usage data by means on zero-inflated and truncated generalised Pareto mixed models - at the University of Geneva in 2011. I subsequently spent two years at the University of Sydney and University of Macquarie as a postdoc in biostatistics, working on penalised methods for survival models. I joined the School of Clinical Medicine at the University of Cambridge in 2014, first as a research associate in statistics at the Behaviour and Health Research Unit and then as a senior statistician at the CRUK - Cambridge Institute, contributing statistical expertise to the design and analysis of research projects.

I joined the BSU in March 2021 and work with Prof. Thomas Jaki on dose-finding models and MAMS designs.

https://www.cruk.cam.ac.uk/author/dominique-laurent-couturier

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