Pavithra Manoj

Pavithra Manoj is a Researcher at LSE Health, part of the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE). She holds a Research Officer role on the LIFELONG project under Dr. Emilie Courtin, focusing on understanding how early-life social interventions can mitigate biological ageing. Her expertise spans Biostatistics, Bayesian Meta-Analysis, and Statistical Inference.

Education:

• MSc in Statistics (Biostatistics) from Imperial College London
• BSc in Statistics from St. Xavier’s College, Mumbai, India

Research Interests: Pavithra specializes in causal inference methodologies, particularly combining observational (non-RCT) and randomized (RCT) studies. Her work includes assessing vaccine efficacy via meta-analysis and modeling epidemiological data with heterogeneous populations. She also applies statistical techniques to mortality data in the insurance sector and uses machine learning to analyze consumer behavior.

Awards: No specific awards mentioned.

Advising & Grants: No advisees or grants explicitly listed. Her current role involves collaborative research within the LIFELONG project.

Labs/Teams: Active member of LSE Health, a research center at LSE focused on health policy and population studies.