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Biostatistics Lab
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A lab that supports the scientific basis of medicine through statistics.
AboutAbout the lab
Evaluating uncertainty to support the best possible medical care.
The Biostatistics Lab studies biostatistics, which appropriately evaluates uncertainty in medicine and provides the sound evidence needed to choose the best care.
Its work centers on three areas: developing new statistical methods, promoting high-quality clinical research, and training the next generation of specialists.
The lab studies new statistical theory and methods for the design of increasingly complex clinical trials and for making use of real-world data.
Working with researchers inside and outside the university, the lab aims to use statistical knowledge to generate valuable evidence.
Key terms
- Evidence
- Scientific evidence that supports medical decisions.
- Real-world data
- Healthcare data collected in routine clinical care and similar settings.
- Randomized trial
- A trial that randomly assigns participants to treatment groups to compare the effects of treatments.
NewsLab news
Paper by Lecturer Nishida et al. published in Scientific reports
Paper by Lecturer Nishida et al. published in Neurocritical care
Paper by Lecturer Nishida et al. published in Paediatric drugs
Paper by Lecturer Nishida et al. published in Clinical and translational science
Paper by Associate Professor Hashimoto et al. published in Allergology international : official journal of the Japanes…
ResearchResearch themes
The lab's research to date has largely focused on developing new statistical methods, and recently it has also been exploring new frontiers in the practice of biostatistics. It addresses statistical challenges across all areas of medical research.
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MembersFaculty
The members of the Biostatistics Lab consist of faculty, students, and administrative staff.As of 2026
- Associate ProfessorHiroya Hashimoto
- LecturerKazuki Nishida
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