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Biography

Darren Dahly is a Senior Lecturer in Research Methods in University College Cork (UCC) School of Public Health, and the Principal Statistician of the Clinical Research Facility at UCC (2015-). In these roles, he contributes to a broad portfolio of medical and health research as an epidemiologist and applied medical statistician. He also teaches postgraduates about clinical trial design, statistics and modelling, causal inference and appraisal of evidence in medical and health research. Since 2021, Darren has also held a part-time secondment with the Health Protection Surveillance Centre, contributing to their infectious disease modelling efforts, training their staff in statistics and statistical modelling and advising on the development of a permanent biostatistics and modelling unit. He was previously a lecturer in Epidemiology and Biostatistics at the University of Leeds (2008-2013) and has a PhD in Nutritional Epidemiology (University of North Carolina School of Public Health) and an MHS in International Health (Johns Hopkins School of Public Health).

Research Interests

I am interested in the early life determinants of human growth and nutrition, and how these early experiences can impact lifelong health. Methodologically, I am interested in spatial, longitudinal and latent variable statistical methods.  

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