Fatih Kizilaslan

Fatih Kizilaslan is a Research Fellow in the Department of Biostatistics at the University of Oslo, Norway, specializing in statistical models for high-dimensional and functional data. He holds a PhD in Mathematics from Gebze Technical University (2015) and has extensive academic experience, including roles as Associate Professor (2019-2023) and Assistant Professor (2016-2019) at Marmara University, Turkey. His research focuses on cure models, frailty modeling, and reliability analysis. He has conducted research at McMaster University (Canada) and the Gebze Institute of Technology (Turkey).

His academic interests include survival analysis, statistical inference for extreme-value distributions, and applications of biostatistics in medical research. He is affiliated with the Statistical models for high-dimensional and functional data research group. His work emphasizes methodological advancements in stress-strength reliability, multicomponent systems, and record-based statistical models.

Notable contributions include publications on cure models, frailty analysis, and reliability estimation in complex systems. His research bridges theoretical statistics with practical applications in biomedical and engineering contexts. He actively collaborates on projects involving high-dimensional covariates and predictive modeling for clinical outcomes.