Grace Viana

Professor Grace Viana is a Clinical Assistant Professor whose work centers on the intersection of orthodontics and statistical analysis at the University of Illinois Chicago College of Dentistry. With an extensive academic background, she holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Statistics from the Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics, obtained in 1977, and a Master of Science in Statistics from the Federal University at Rio de Janeiro, completed in 1983. Her career as a statistician began in 2000, marking over two decades of experience in the field. Professor Viana's research interests are deeply rooted in the statistical analysis of clinical, multidisciplinary, and behavioral science studies, particularly those related to orthodontics and dentistry. Her expertise in this niche area has led to numerous publications, contributing significantly to the academic community's understanding of these complex topics. Her work often involves collaborating with other researchers to apply statistical methodologies to solve practical problems in dentistry, enhancing the quality and effectiveness of dental treatments. Throughout her career, Professor Viana has been committed to advancing the field of orthodontics through rigorous statistical research. Her contributions have not only enriched academic literature but have also provided valuable insights into the practical applications of statistical analysis in clinical settings. Her dedication to her field is evident in her continuous pursuit of knowledge and her active participation in scholarly discussions and conferences. In addition to her research, Professor Viana is passionate about teaching and mentoring the next generation of dental professionals. She is known for her engaging teaching style and her ability to convey complex statistical concepts in an accessible manner. Her students appreciate her commitment to their academic and professional development, and she takes pride in guiding them through their educational journeys. Professor Viana's work exemplifies the critical role that statistical analysis plays in advancing dental science. Her contributions have not only improved the understanding of orthodontic treatments but have also paved the way for future research in the field. As a respected member of the academic community, she continues to inspire her colleagues and students alike with her dedication and expertise.