Assistant Professor
PhD (Indian Statistical Institute)
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Research Interests: Statistical Shape Analysis, Quantile Inference, and Extreme Value Statistics. Complex and diverse data of all kinds including Extremes, Public Health, Image, Functional, and Streaming data.
Kaushik Jana joined Ahmedabad University in 2021 as an assistant professor. Prior to that, he was a postdoctoral research associate at Imperial College London (2018-2021) and was a researcher at the Alan Turing Institute. He develops statistical tools to analyse data of different types. He has a distinct preference for research problems that have direct relevance to practical issues and some of his application areas are environment and climate change, public health, cybersecurity. Professor Jana is a 2019 recipient of the Cecilia Tanner Research Impulse Award, and his work has been funded by Govt. of India, Lloyd's Register Foundation and the Alan Turing Institute among others.
My methodological research interests include the areas of Quantile Inference, Extreme Values Statistics, and Statistical Shape Analysis with application to Climatology, Public Health, and Cyber Streaming Data Analytics. The following are publication details:
• International Statistical Institute (ISI),
• Institute of Mathematical Statistics (IMS),
• Fellow of the Royal Statistical Society (RSS)
• International Indian Statistical Association (IISA)
• Isaac Newton Institute (INI), Cambridge, UK.