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Email: 1234jliu "at"
stat.harvard.edu2345 (Remove the numbers)
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such as more
pictures.
My book on Monte Carlo methods:
Sample chapters from the book: Preface, Table of Content, and Chapter 1, Chapter 4, and Chapter 5.
Job Openings:
Applicants are invited for a two-year postdoctoral position to
work on computational biology/bioinformatics and/or statistical genetics. Interested candidates possessing a Ph.D.,
with a strong background in molecular biology/biochemistry and computer
programming should forward their CV, selected reprints, a statement of research
interests and goals (2-3 pages), and the contact information (phone, email,
address) for three references to:
Professor Jun Liu
Department of Statistics,
Interesting quotes from my friend Ying Nian Wu's website:
The true logic of this world is in the calculus of probabilities. --- J. C. Maxwell
What we see is the solution to a computational problem, our brains compute the most likely causes for the photon absorptions within our eyes. --- H. Helmholtz
I am a teacher who wants to
learn all the unknowns and a researcher who is fond of the beauty of
mathematics and of the beings. I love statistics, which is both my life and my
fun; I like bridge, soccer, badminton and skiing. I am fascinated by biology
and by nature wonders of all sorts. Here is a “profile
article” about me published by Harvard
University Gazette. Contact me: Department
of Statistics, Harvard University,
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of Contents
Hyannis, Massachusetts.
September 13-14, 2002
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Talk Slides Are Available for Viewing!