Ming Ji

Professor Ming Ji is involved in groundbreaking research on biostatistics, with a particular focus on health, medicine, nursing, and biotechnology. As a distinguished faculty member at the University of New Mexico, Professor Ji has made significant contributions to the field through their expertise in various statistical methodologies and their application to real-world health challenges. With a robust background in creating and reviewing grant proposals, Professor Ji has collaborated extensively with the National Institutes of Health (NIH), the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), state governments, and private foundations. Their proficiency in securing funding and providing critical evaluations of research proposals has been instrumental in advancing numerous scientific projects. Professor Ji's research interests are diverse and include randomized controlled trials, complex surveys, longitudinal data, multilevel modeling, propensity scores, latent class analysis, and missing data. Their work in these areas has been pivotal in enhancing the understanding and application of statistical techniques in health-related studies. They are particularly noted for their skill in handling longitudinal and missing data, which are crucial components in the design and analysis of randomized controlled trials. In addition to their research, Professor Ji is highly skilled in statistical software, including R, SAS, SPSS, STATA, and MPLUS, enabling them to conduct sophisticated analyses and develop innovative solutions to complex statistical problems. Their technical expertise is complemented by a strong publication record, with over one hundred peer-reviewed papers that have contributed to the advancement of biostatistical knowledge. Professor Ji is also an active participant in the academic community, having presented their research at prestigious events such as the National Alzheimer's Coordination Center's 2011 Annual Meeting. Their presentations are known for their clarity and depth, often sparking engaging discussions and collaborations among peers. Through their dedication to research and education, Professor Ming Ji continues to inspire students and colleagues alike, fostering a deeper understanding of biostatistics and its vital role in improving public health outcomes.