Yanda Lang

Dr. Yanda Lang is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Epidemiology and Biostatistics at Temple University's College of Public Health. His work bridges computational statistics and public health research, focusing on robust statistical methodologies and their applications in health outcomes and data science.

• PhD, Statistics, Western Michigan University (2021)
• MS, Statistics, University of Alaska Fairbanks (2017)
• BS, Statistics, Nanjing University of Finance and Economics

Dr. Lang's research interests include computational statistics, nonparametric statistical algorithms, meta-analysis, and Bayesian inference. His methodological work aims to improve statistical computing and data analysis in health research, particularly in areas like malaria, obesity, and adolescent mental health. Recent publications highlight his contributions to robust rank-based meta-analysis techniques, developmental epidemiology, and model selection criteria using PRESS statistics.

• EPBI 2219: Biostatistics and Public Health (Undergraduate)
• EPBI 3205: Introduction to Statistical Computing (Undergraduate)
• EPBI 5006: Biostatistics and Applied Analysis of Health (Graduate)
• EPBI 8012: Multivariable Biostatistics (Graduate)

Contact: yanda.lang@temple.edu | Office: Ritter Annes 927