Associate Professor (Research)
College of Medicine and Public Health
I am interested in developing methods that allow evaluate the network, and study the mechanisms by which causal effects arise. My research employs counterfactual theory and ideas from causal inference to clarify and formalise concepts used by epidemiologists, and health researchers. My work is motivated by applications in public health and medicine, and has been used to analyze data from complex observational studies as well as clinical trials. With my research, I hope to provide tools that facilitate the conduct of transparent and replicable science.
PhD (Mathematical Statistics), University of Canterbury, New Zealand
M.P.S, International Institute for Population Studies, India
MStat, Agra University, India
BA, Andhra University, India
2022, President’s Award, Leadership in Statistics, Statistical Society of Australia
2020, Best Publication, Robinson research Institute, South Australia
2018, Endeavour Executive Fellow, Department of Education & Training, Australian Government
2017, Travel Grant, Robinson Research Institute, South Australia
2014, Inaugural Visiting Fellowship, VicBiostat, Melbourne
2013, Best Publication, School of Public Health, University of Adelaide
Teaching, PhD Supervision, conducting workshops on observational and experimental data analysis. Departmental Administrative responsibilities. Statistical Community service.
Murthy N Mittinty is an Accredited Statistician with expertise in developing novel statistical methods. He successfuly supervises PhD students. Develops and maintains industry stake holder relations. Murthy also reviews grant applications both domestic as well as International grants, is a member of the editorial board of the Community Dentisty and Oral epidemiology. He also is a journal reviewer for various scientific international journals.