Peter Aronow

Peter Aronow is a Professor at Yale School of Public Health, with appointments in the Department of Statistics and Data Science, Economics Department, and the Institute for Social and Policy Studies. His interdisciplinary work bridges political science, biostatistics, and epidemiology.

• Professor of Public Health (Biostatistics)
• Secondary appointments in Political Science and Economics
• Associate Professor in the Institute for Social and Policy Studies

Dr. Aronow specializes in causal inference and statistical methodology, particularly in non-traditional field research contexts. His research encompasses:

• Design-based approaches to causal inference
• Complex experimental designs
• Social network analysis
• Survey methodology with incomplete data

His recent publications focus on spatial experiments under unknown interference, bias correction in RCTs, and temporal validity challenges. While no formal awards are listed, his work is cited across disciplines including:

• Political Analysis
• Econometrics
• Biostatistical Modeling
• Observational Study Design