Myeonggyun Lee

Myeonggyun Lee, PhD

Assistant Professor, Department of Population Health

Keywords
Biostatistics, Longitudinal data, Survival analysis, Statistical modeling, Environmental health science, Clinical trials, Causal inference
Summary

My research centers on advancing statistical methodologies to tackle critical challenges in health services, outcomes, and policy, with a particular focus on clinical trials, cancer epidemiology, and environmental health sciences. My work encompasses a range of topics, including semiparametric modeling for high-dimensional and highly correlated data, sub-cohort sampling designs, risk prediction modeling, longitudinal and survival data analysis, clinical trials, machine learning, and causal inference. Through scientific collaborations, I engage in diverse research areas such as kidney disease, cancer survival, metabolic risk profiling, lung disease, obesity, pediatric health, and chemical and non-chemical mixture exposures.

Academic office

180 Madison Avenue

Mezzanine Floor, M19

New York, NY 10016

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PhD from New York University

National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences, Biostatistics & Computational Biology Branch

Lee, Myeonggyun; Troxel, Andrea B; Kwon, Sophia; Crowley, George; Schwartz, Theresa; Zeig-Owens, Rachel; Prezant, David J; Nolan, Anna; Liu, Mengling

BMC medical research methodology. 2024 Dec 20; 24(1):311

Cohen, Elisabeth J; Jeng, Bennie H; Troxel, Andrea B; Lee, Myeonggyun; Shakarov, Gabriel; Hochman, Judith; Gillespie, Colleen

Cornea. 2020 Dec; 39(12):1480-1484