Hi.
I am a PhD student in Johns Hopkins University (JHU), Department of Applied Mathematics and Statistics (AMS). I am gratefully supported by the Bradford Fellowship. Before JHU, I studied mathematics at Brown University.
My current research is in Bayesian statistics for medical data analysis. What drives me is a delicious mix of theory, computation, and application.
Teaching and mentoring is also important and fulfilling to me. I seek to bring meaningful and uplifting experiences to others. I have taught students anywhere between the elementary to high school level.
See:
Research/Projects for my mathematical background,
Links for useful articles from the web, and
Misc for some personal background.
email: jlim 76 [at-sign] jhu •dot• edu
office: Wyman Park Building, Room S415