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Increased parenting responsibilities may impact career productivity. Dr. Natalie Dean and colleagues offer recommendations for academic institutions.

Drs. Natalie Dean and Michelle Cardel share what they’ve learned about diversifying science conversations in the news and social media.

A new model by Dr. Ira Longini shows how Floridians' mobility and close contact has changed these past few months.

A new model shows that robust testing, contact tracing and household quarantining could offset a second pandemic wave once social distancing rules are relaxed.

The award is one of the university’s top honors for a junior faculty member.

Congratulations to Natalie Dean, Assistant Professor in the Department of Biostatistics, one of the Winners of the 2020 Excellence Awards for Assistant Professors! Read More…

In the Washington Post, New York Times, Vox, Bloomberg, CNN and plenty more places covering COVID-19, you can find biostatistician Natalie Dean of the UF College of Public Health and Health Professions/UF College of Medicine helping everyday people understand her incredibly complex field.

Biostatistics faculty member and three students give a lecture at a local middle school.

A public health emergency creates a challenging environment for the study of experimental vaccines, necessitating the need for novel, flexible and responsive trial designs. In a paper published July 3 in the journal Science Translational Medicine, a group of researchers led by University of Florida biostatistics faculty describes key considerations for…

Ying He, Ph.D., a 2014 graduate of the doctoral program in biostatistics, is one of a select group of University of Florida alumni named to this year’s prestigious “40 Under 40.” Honorees receiving 2019 Outstanding Young Alumni awards were recognized during a campus ceremony on April 13. The annual awards…