Dr. David A. Stephens    

Contact details: Room 523, Huxley Building, Department of Mathematics, 180 Queen's Gate, London. Telephone No. : +44 207 594 8518 Fax : +44 207 594 8517 email : d.stephens@imperial.ac.uk Note: As of 01/07/2006 I will be moving to the Department of Mathematics and Statistics at McGill University, Montreal. However, unless Imperial College insist otherwise, this page will continue to be maintained on the current URL.

Research Interests :  Bayesian Statistics and Markov Chain Monte Carlo; applications in statistical genetics & bioinformatics, time series, statistical finance, econometrics, medical statistics.

Research Bayesian Inference and MCMC Bioinformatics & Statistical Genetics Time Series, Finance and Econometrics Medical Statistics Papers and Reports	Links Statistics Section: Research in Statistical Genetics and Bioinformatics BioSPP: Statistical Analysis of Biological Spatial Point Patterns Imperial College Centre for Bioinformatics
TEACHING: Undergraduate & Postgraduate Courses Current M2S1- Probability and Statistics II (AUTUMN 2005) Bioinformatics MSc (AUTUMN 2005) M3/M4S3 Statistical Theory II (SPRING 2006) Previous M1S - Probability and Statistics I (SPRING 2001) M1S - Probability and Statistics I (SPRING 2000) M2S1- Probability and Statistics II (AUTUMN 2004) M2S1- Probability and Statistics II (AUTUMN 2003) M2S1- Probability and Statistics II (AUTUMN 2002) M2S1- Probability and Statistics II (AUTUMN 2001) M2S1- Probability and Statistics II (AUTUMN 2000)   M3S12 Biostatistics (SPRING 2004) M3/M4S3 Statistical Theory II (AUTUMN 2004) Chemical Engineering II (SPRING 2001) MSc Course Bioinformatics and Comp. Genetics MSc (AUTUMN 2001) Bioinformatics MSc (AUTUMN 2003) Bioinformatics MSc (AUTUMN 2004)	OTHER COURSES GSA Course December 2005/January 2006 INTRODUCTION TO R Nov 16th 2005 INTRODUCTION TO R Nov 9th 2005 INTRODUCTION TO R Sep 2005 Introductory courses in R (Autumn 2005) STATISTICAL ANALYSIS AND MODELLING A course I gave for PG students for the Graduate School in Engineering and Physical Sciences (GSEPS) - SPRING 2004 USING STATISTICS IN RESEARCH A course I gave regularly for the Staff Development Unit at  Imperial College SHORT COURSE IN BAYESIAN INFERENCE A short course I gave in July 2001

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