• Øster Farimagsgade 5 opg. B

    1353 København K

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My research focuses on the challenges associated with causal inference using observational data. I am particularly interested in causal discovery, the science of inferring causal relationships from empirical data,  and how it can be made more applicable within life course studies and epidemiology more broadly.

Other topics I have an interest in include: Sibling comparison designs, missing information, register data. 

I also work with R development and have implemented several R packages (dataReporter, PCADSC, causalDisco, geeasy).

Education/Academic qualification

Biostatistics, PhD, University of Copenhagen

20182022

Statistics, M.Sc., University of Copenhagen

20142016

Mathematics, B.Sc., University of Copenhagen

20112014

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