I have worked in research from ‘the bench to the community’ and have been involved since 1993 in numerous research grants either as main investigator, co-investigator, biostatistician or named researcher in both academic and industry settings. I have experience in the fields of public health, genetics, health economics, social research, environmental and occupational health, translational health research, digital health and clinical trials, among others. I have led research projects at the WHO and other international organizations whilst working in Asia, South Pacific, USA and Europe. I have been involved in studies of different diseases including cancer, cardiovascular diseases, respiratory diseases, chronic kidney disease, HIV/AIDS and diabetes.
My research interests include the following:
- Modelling techniques that could be efficiently applied to answer questions on identification of disease states, treatment efficacy, treatment cost-effectiveness and disease prevention
- Understanding the determinants of health and disease using real world data and big data analytical tools in biostatistics, epidemiology and artificial intelligence (AI)
- Applications of AI in biomarker studies, healthcare and clinical trials
- Population and family-based analysis methods in genetics
I am currently engaged in several MRC and NIHR funded studies as co-investigator and senior statistician. I serve in various trial steering committees and data monitoring committees nationwide. I also serve in the Newcastle ethics committee and in the AI Working Group. Having been involved in international consortiums, I am open to international research collaborations in my current fields of interest.
For more information on my research projects and publications, please see: https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Jingky_Lozano-Kuehne
and ORCID iD: https://orcid.org/0000-0002-7372-0725
For a possible research collaboration, please contact me.
