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GRADUATE STUDENTS:

  1. Stenning David (in progress). Department of Statistics, University of California, Irvine.

  2. Shandong Min, (in progress). Department of Statistics, University of California, Irvine.

  3. Xu, Jin (in progress). Department of Statistics, University of California, Irvine.

  4. Stein, Nathan (in progress). Department of Statistics, Harvard University (Primary advisor is Xiao-Li Meng).

  5. DeGennaro, Steven (2009). White Dwarfs and the Ages of Stellar Populations, Department of Astronomy, University of Texas, Austin (Primary advisor was Ted von Hippel).

  6. Park, Taeyoung (Ph.D., 2006). Inference and Efficient Computation for Highly Structured Models with Applications, Department of Statistics, Harvard University.

  7. Kang, Hosung (Ph.D., 2005). Markov Chain Monte Carlo Applications in Bioinformatics and Astrophysics, Department of Statistics, Harvard University (Joint with Jun Liu).

  8. Yu, Yaming (Ph.D., 2005). Three Contributions to Statistical Computing, Department of Statistics, Harvard University (Joint with Donald B. Rubin and Xioa-Li Meng).

  9. Esch, David (Ph.D., 2003). Applications and Extensions of Three Statistical Models, Department of Statistics, Harvard University (Joint with Carl Morris).

  10. Imai, Kosuke (Ph.D., 2003). Statistical Analysis of Field Experiments,, Department of Government, Harvard University (Joint with Gary King).

  11. Pedroza, Cluadia (Ph.D., 2002). Bayesian Hierarchical Time SeriesModeling of Mortality Rates,, Department of Statistics, Harvard University.

  12. Protassov, Rostislav (Ph.D., 2002). An Application of Missing Data Methods: Testing for the Presence of a Spectral Line in Astronomy and Parameter Estimation of the Generalized Hyperbolic Distribution,, Department of Statistics, Harvard University (Joint with Art Dempster).

  13. Tang, Rouxi (Ph.D., 2002). Fitting and Evaluating Certain Two-Level Hierarchical Models,, Department of Statistics, Harvard University (Joint with Carl Morris).

Honors Undergraduate Students:

  1. Hans, Chris (A.B., 2001). Accounting for Absorption Lines in High Energy Spectra via Bayesian Modelling, Department of Statistics, Harvard University.

  2. Javaras, Kristin (A.B., 2000). A General Location Model Allowing for Semicontinuous Variables and Incomplete Data with an Application to a 1996 Survey of Massachusetts Megabuck Lottery Winners, Department of Statistics, Harvard University.