Jeffrey Good

A Message from Jeff Good

Montana INBRE Data Science Core Director

 

“Biomedical research spans many disciplines and relies on incredible diversity in study designs, experimental and observational methods, and analyses.  Given the complex systems under study and data collected, interdisciplinary collaboration throughout the research process is crucial to success.

Montana INBRE invests heavily in the infrastructure needed for statistical collaboration and facilitates a network of experts and resources to connect researchers to data science and biostatistics resources as well as address computational, data visualization, and analysis needs.  The importance of research design and analysis planning is emphasized, as well as integrity in data collection, management and interpretation.

Click the links below to learn more about how the Data Science Core is promoting collaboration across disciplines, advancing education, and supporting research excellence throughout Montana."


Data Science Core Goals:

  • Maintain and support the Statistical Consulting and Research Services (SCRS) Bioinformatics Teaching, Research Lab and Systems Biology Computational Cluster
  • Offer tutorials, workshops and courses to promote the use of bioinformatics tools and expose students to bioinformatics and biostatistics
  • Engage in one-on-one biostatistical collaborations and bioinformatical technical support and mentoring
  • Collaborate with social science research laboratories to provide research resources to social and behavioral scientists
  • Promote collaborations with biostatisticians and bioinformaticians early in the research process due to the importance of research design and analysis planning
  • Promote data integrity and mindful use of statistical methods

Contact

Jeffrey Good
Data Science Core Director
Jeffrey.Good@mso.umt.edu

Eric Raile
Data Science Core Co-Director
eric.raile@montana.edu

 
 
 
 

 

 

Core Facility Links