Data Modeling and Analysis in Epidemiology and Biostatistics
A special issue of Mathematics (ISSN 2227-7390). This special issue belongs to the section "E: Applied Mathematics".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 31 August 2025 | Viewed by 1493
Special Issue Editors
2. Comprehensive Health Research Centre (CHRC), NOVA Medical School, Universidade NOVA de Lisboa, Lisboa, Portugal
Interests: Bayesian statistics; mathematical epidemiology; biostatistics
Interests: biostatistics; Markov random fields; disease mapping; Bayesian hierarchical inference
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Integrating data analysis and modeling in epidemiology and biostatistics stands at the confluence of public health, mathematics, statistics, and computer science. At this intersection, we witness the most transformative advancements in understanding and combating health-related issues. The application of sophisticated data analysis and modeling techniques in epidemiology and biostatistics enables a profound insight into disease patterns, health trends, and the efficacy of interventions, significantly influencing public health policies and practices. However, effectively utilizing these methodologies necessitates a precise approach to formulating research questions, selecting appropriate models, and applying advanced computational techniques.
In light of the current advancements and the critical role of data analysis and modeling in addressing global health challenges, this Special Issue aims to highlight the innovative approaches and methodologies in epidemiology and biostatistics. It seeks to serve as a pivotal resource for professors, graduate students, and research scientists in both academic and practical public health settings, guiding the selection of the most suitable modeling and analytical methods to address complex health issues. Furthermore, this Special Issue aspires to capture the interest of a diverse audience engaged in the broader field of public health, data science, and statistical modeling, fostering a deeper understanding of the intricate relationship between data-driven methods and epidemiological insights.
We encourage contributions that explore new models, data analysis techniques, and their applications in epidemiology and biostatistics, including, but not limited to, infectious disease modeling, health data analytics, biostatistical methods for public health interventions, and computational approaches in genetic epidemiology. This Special Issue presents an opportunity to spotlight the critical bridges being built between data analysis, modeling, and the broader realm of epidemiology and biostatistics, encouraging cross-disciplinary collaboration and innovation.
Dr. Jorge M. Mendes
Dr. Ying C. MacNab
Dr. Helena Baptista
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- epidemiology
- environmental statistics in public health
- biostatistics
- data analysis
- public health modeling
- infectious disease modeling
- health data analytics
- statistical methods in medicine and public health
- computational epidemiology
- genetic epidemiology
- disease surveillance systems
- chronic disease modeling
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