I am a senior statistician interested in clinical trials methodology, in particular adaptive and multi-arm multi-stage (MAMS) platform randomised clinical trials. I have a PhD in Statistics from UCL's Statistical Sciences Department. I am currently based at the UCL's Institute of Clinical Trials and Methodology in London, UK. I teach and lead on postgraduate and short courses at the UCL's Institute of Clinical Trials and Methodology.

My areas of expertise include:

• Clinical trials methodology - See an example article
• Design of adaptive multi-arm multi-stage randomised platform clinical trials (Read my book chapter)
• Analysis of multi-arm multi-stage clinical trials (See my lecture video and article)
• Statistical methodology (and application) of adaptive/MAMS trials (a methodology paper)

• Developing statistical packages (an example article on nstage suite)

• Prognostic modelling, including linear, logistic and survival analysis, and the application of predictive ability measures in clinical prediction models

Some other roles:

• An advisor to WHO, mainly on trials in postpartum mortality

• A member of the UK-wide adaptive design working group (ADWG)

• Independent statistician (and Chair) on data monitoring and trial steering committees for several trials

Twitter: @BabakOskooei