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Abiy Disasa Jote

  • Title: Mr.
  • Full Name:  Abiy Disasa Jote
  • Nationality: Ethiopian
  • Academic Rank: Lecturer
  • College/institute: College of Natural Sciences
  • Department: Statistics
  • Field of specialization: Bio _statistics
  • Research interest: Statistics in health
  • Publications: in progress
  • Contact Address:
  • Email: abiydisasa99@gmail.com
  • Tel: 0921804572
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Abebe Nega Zelelew

   

  • Full name: Abebe Nega Zelelew
  • Title: Mr.
  • Nationality: Ethiopian
  • Academic rank: Lecturer
  • College/institute: college of natural sciences
  • Department: Statistics
  • Field of specialization: Bio-statistics
  • Research interest: clinical data (longitudinal and survival data)
  • Contact address:

Email:abebe017n@yahoo.com

Tel:+25199148934

Meskerem Getachew

  • Full Name:  Meskerem Getachew
  • Nationality: Ethiopian
  • Academic Rank: Lecturer
  • College/institute: College of Natural Sciences
  • Department: Statistics
  • Field of specialization: Biostatistics
  • Research interest: I’m interested on  the study area  related with my field of study(Biostatistics)
  • Publications: No
  • Contact Address:
  • Email: meskgech@gmail.com
  • Tel: 0917107244/0900943178
  • Fax: –
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Sisay Wondaya Adall

  • Full Name:  Sisay Wondaya Adall
  • Nationality: Ethiopian
  • Academic Rank: Assistant professor of Statistics
  • College/institute: College of Natural Sciences
  • Department: Statistics
  • Field of specialization: Biostatistics
  • Research interest: Treatment selection, Subgroup analysis, Bayesian inference
  • Publications:
  1. Sisay W. Adall and Jin Xu, (2021). Bayes Shrinkage estimator for consistency assessment of
    treatment effects in multi-regional clinical trials. Pharmaceutical statistics, 20, 1074-1087.
    Doi:10.1002/pst.2126
  2. Sisay Wondaya et.al., (2016). Modeling Time to First Malaria Using Spatially Correlated
    Conditional Autoregressive Frailty Model, International Journal of Statistics and Applications, Vol.6
    6, pp. 352- 360. doi:10.5923/j.statistics.20160606.03.
  3. Dinberu Seyoum, Sisay Wondaya, Kibrealem Sisay and Mulualem Tadesse, (2016). Predicting
    AIDS disease progression using longitudinal CD4 count among adult HIV/AIDS patient in south
    east Ethiopia: Application of semi-markov process. Int J comput Bioinfo in Silico model. 5(2):808-
  4. Randomized selection design with heterogeneous patient population, under review.
  5. Two-stage design for randomized phase II clinical trials with stratification, under review.