MRC Biostatistics Unit
DART: Design and Analysis of Randomised Trials
Telephone number: 01223 330367Email Address: david.robertson@mrc-bsu.cam.ac.uk
I am a Postdoctoral Statistician working with James Wason on the design and analysis of modern clinical trials. My current research is on adaptive trial designs, with a focus on error control in platform trials and trials using response-adaptive randomisation. I did my PhD in the BSU under the supervision of Jack Bowden and Toby Prevost from 2013-16. My PhD project was on unbiased estimation in multi-arm drop-the-loser trials, with applications to diagnostic studies, genome-wide association studies and seamless phase II/III trials. Prior to this I did my undergraduate degree and masters in mathematics at the University of Cambridge. Google Scholar profile
Selected Papers
Robertson, D.S., and Glimm, E. (2018)Conditionally unbiased estimation in the normal setting with unknown variancesCommunications in Statistics - Theory and Methods :
Robertson, D.S., Prevost, A.T., and Bowden, J. (2016)Unbiased estimation in seamless phase II/III trials with unequal treatment effect variances and hypothesis-driven selection rules
Statistics in Medicine 35 (22): 3907-3922
Robertson, D.S., Prevost, A.T., and Bowden, J. (2016)Accounting for selection and correlation in the analysis of two-stage genome-wide association studies
Biostatistics 17 (4): 634-649
Robertson, D.S., Prevost, A.T., and Bowden, J. (2015)Correcting for bias in the selection and validation of informative diagnostic tests
Statistics in Medicine 34 (8): 1417–1437