Santiago Pérez Hoyos

Researcher

Vall d'Hebrón Research Institute

Associate Professor
Department of Genetics, Microbiology and Statistics (Section of Statistics)
Universitat de Barcelona

santi.perezhoyos@ub.edu,

Education:

Bachelor in Maths, speciality in Statistics and Operational Research . Maths Faculty. University of Valencia. July 1987
PhD in Public Health. University of Alicante.Thesis titled “Mortality trends in País Valenciano. 1976-90. Application of Box_Jenkins methodology of time series analysis "June 1993. Extraordinary doctorate award

Biosketch

Post-graduate training in Epidemiology and Statistics as Johns Hopkins Public Health School Courses in cohorts, logistic and survival analysis in collaboration with Barcelona Council and Environmental Statistics Diploma in Lancaster and Valencia Universities. Clinical Good Practices and Clinical trial analysis courses.

More than 25 years of experience in the field of consulting and analysis of data in health sciences and organizing and participating in postgraduate training activities in Public Health institutions (Valencian School for Health Studies) and University (Alacant and Miguel Hernández) and 16 as Statistician at Vall d'Hebron Research Institute Statisitics and Bioinformatics Unit ( Head during last 5 years).

Experience as researcher in competitive projects at national and international level, Collaborating with the most recognized statisticians and epidemiologist in HIV Cohort studies(Cascade, HIV-Causal ;Cohere,Eurocord).

Evaluator of Research Projects for National Evaluation Agency and other Public institutions.

Participation in several scientific journal and societies boards.(SEE, SESPAS, Gaceta Sanitaria) Over 200 scientific publications

Currently, Associate Professor of Statistics in Genetics, Microbiology and Statistics Department of University of Barcelona

Teaching

Master of Statistics and Bioinformatics: Statistical Inference. Linear Models

Degree of Statistics : Probability II

Research areas:

Cohort Study Analysis

Survival Analysis

Causal models.

Data analysis applied to clinical research

Publication links:

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Supervision of PhD students (since 2007)

Paz Sobrino Vegas (2012). Centro Nacional de Epidemiologia Instituto Salud Carlos III