I am a Statistician working at the Austrian Agency for Health and Food Safety AGES at the Institute for Assessment and Analytics. I also teach courses on medical statistics at the Medical University of Vienna and the University of Vienna.
This page is largely out of date. Efforts to update the content are currently ongoing ;-).
My research interests are adaptive designs and multiple testing. I publish in peer reviewed journals and present at scientific conferences. I do statistical consulting for clinical research projects with a focus on the analysis of high dimensional OMICS data. I teach within the medical curriculum and the human resources development program of the Medical University of Vienna.
Check out my CV
Download my list of publications
List of past and present courses
My analyses of COVID-19 data. Please not that these reflect my personal opinion. My remarks do not necessarily reflect the official view of AGES, BASG, EMA, or any associated working party or committee.
My research grant that will let me spend the next year in Padova, Italy to work on adaptive permutation tests.
Our recent article where we extend the graphical approach for multiple testing procedures to adaptive designs.
Our R-package that implements a wide variety of fixed sample and adaptive graph-based multiple testing procedures.
My R-package that can be used to analyse titration based transcriptomics experiments using permutation tests against order restricted alternatives.
A short-course that I teach for the human resources development center of the Medical University of Vienna. Next course will probably take place in September of 2015
