Gregor Miller

Gregor Miller is a Statistical Consultant at the Core Facility Statistical Consulting within Helmholtz Munich, Germany, since 2023. His work focuses on biostatistical support for interdisciplinary research, including collaborations in computational biology, transplantation studies, and environmental health. Prior roles include PhD research in Biostatistics (2017-2020) and statistical work at Helmholtz Munich and the Technical University of Munich.

• Education: PhD in Biostatistics, Master of Science in Mathematics in Science and Engineering, Bachelor of Science in Mathematics, and Bachelor of Science in Geography.

His research integrates machine learning, epidemiological modeling, and genomic data analysis to address challenges in public health, medical diagnostics, and clinical outcomes. Recent publications emphasize CRISPR safety, kidney transplantation risk prediction, and environmental exposure impacts.

Gregor contributes to advancing statistical consulting frameworks and data integrity standards, with methodological expertise in high-throughput data analysis and computational health. His work spans collaborations in bioengineering, urology, and radiation biology.

Current affiliations include the Computational Health Center and Biostatistics Group at Helmholtz Munich. His career reflects a commitment to bridging data science with biomedical research.