Emma V. M. Landry

I am a fifth year PhD candidate in Biostatistics at UCLA, working with Donatello Telesca. Prior to joining UCLA, I obtained my integrated masters in Mathematics from Imperial College London, where I completed a thesis under the supervision of Seth Flaxman.

My research interests include Bayesian statistics, functional data analysis, analysis of complex non-Euclidean biomedical object data, applications to neuroimaging. In some of my recent work I have also been interested in domain adaptation, transportability of Bayesian machine learning models, precision cancer medicine.

I am currently the Secretary of the Junior Section of the International Society for Bayesian Analysis (j-ISBA).