About me
I am Shu-Hsien Cho (卓書賢), a third-year Ph.D. student studying Biostatistics at University of Texas MD Anderson UTHealth Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences. Before pursuing this Ph.D. degree, I was a research assistant under the supervision of Dr. Yen-Tsung Huang at Institute of Statistical Science (ISS), Academia Sinica. I received my Bachelor degree with double major in Statistics and Economics at National Chengchi University in Jan, 2017.
My research interest is genomic data analysis and survival analysis. In addition, I am also interested in causal mediation analysis, and the interaction of survival analysis with other fields. In my research spare time, I am also interested in learning applicable methodologies for baseball data analysis (e.g., bayesian approaches, spatial data, etc.) I also create a baseball data analysis blog (in Mandarin) with my friend.
Outside academics, I love baseball, weight training, and photography. Also, I enjoy cooking, wine/beer/whiskey tasting, watching sports game, reading, and sometimes playing contract bridge. In addition to being an outstanding researcher, I hope to keep asking questions and fulfill my curiosity to this world.
