Cody Carroll

Cody Carroll is an Assistant Professor at the University of San Francisco with joint appointments in the Department of Mathematics and Statistics and the Master's in Data Science Program. He holds a PhD and MS in Statistics from the University of California, Davis, and a BS in Mathematics from the University of Texas at Austin.

• Education
  • University of California, Davis - PhD in Statistics (2021)
  • University of California, Davis - MS in Statistics (2017)
  • University of Texas at Austin - BS in Mathematics (2014)

His research spans functional and longitudinal data analysis, ecological data, and statistical modeling of healthcare data. He focuses on time-dependent data, warping methods, and applications in conservation technology and neuroscience.

Recent publications emphasize functional data analysis, including novel warping techniques and applications in aging studies, epidemiology, and ecological modeling. His interdisciplinary approach bridges statistics with domains like veterinary medicine, mountaineering, and epidemiology.

Carroll mentors students in data science and statistics projects, collaborating with institutions such as The Nature Conservancy, Stanford Medicine, and the Salk Institute. He also co-hosts the USF Data Science Podcast and contributes to statistical software development, including the R package fdapace.