Biography

Sudipta Saha is a PhD candidate in Biostatistics at the University of Toronto. His research interests include causal inference, survival analysis and predictive modeling. He also works as a research assistant in the breast cancer research unit at the Princess Margaret Cancer Centre, where he works with researchers to identify risk factors for breast cancer.

Taught a first year level undergrad course for two semesters (Fall-2012 & Winter-2013) at the Ball State University:

• Math125: Mathematics and Its Applications

Recent TA work at the University of Toronto:

Grad courses:

• CHL5227H: Introduction to Statistical Methods for Clinical Trials
• CHL5210H: Categorical Data Analysis

Undergrad courses:

• Stab22: Statistics I
• Stab23: Introduction to Statistics for the Social Sciences
• Stab52: Introduction to Probability
• Stac51: Categorical Data Analysis

• sudip.saha@mail.utoronto.ca
• 155 college street, Toronto, ON M5T 3M7, Canada.