Daniel Schulze

Daniel Schulze is a researcher at the Institute of Biometry and Clinical Epidemiology (Charité - University Medicine Berlin), specializing in observational studies and registry data in medical biometrics and psychometrics. His methodological expertise includes latent variable models, structural equation models, Bayesian statistics, and mixed models, with clinical applications in psychiatry, psychotherapy, and neurology.

His recent work spans

• neurological disorders (chronic cluster headache, stroke outcomes)
• hepatology (liver cancer treatments, cryoablation safety)
• public health (long-term post-COVID symptoms, racialized mental health disparities)

He has contributed to 36 publications between 2003-2025, including 10 recent articles on topics ranging from immunological ophthalmology to organizational psychology. His research integrates advanced statistical methods with real-world clinical challenges.