I am a fourth-year PhD student in the department of statistics, supervised by Prof. Bärbel Finkenstädt Rand and Dr. Julia Brettschneider. Before my PhD study, I obtained a master’s degree in Statistics from the University of Warwick and a bachelor’s degree in Accounting and Finance from Xiamen University.

My current project is stochastic models for circadian rhythm multivariate time series data and the identification of predictors for individual adaptation to disruptions.

Publication:

Y Zhang, E Cordina-Duverger, S Komarzynski, A Attari, Q Huang, A Aristizabal, B Faraut, D Léger, R Adam, P Guénel, J Brettschneider, B Finkenstädt, and F Lévi, Digital circadian and sleep health in individual hospital shift workers: a cross sectional telemonitoring study, to appear in eBioMedicine, 2022

Teaching:

2020-2021 Term2&3: ST104 Statistical Laboratory 1

2020-2021 Term2: ST221 Linear Statistical Modelling

2020-2021 Term1: ST116 Mathematical Techniques

2020-2021 Term1: ST222 Games, Decisions and Behaviour

2019-2020 Term2: ST221 Linear Statistical Modelling

2019-2020 Term1: ST333 Applied Stochastic Processes

2018-2019 Term2: ST202 Stochastic Processes

2018-2019 Term3: ST104 Statistical Laboratory 1

Talk:

1 Dec 2020: Stochastic Models for Circadian Rhythm Time Series Data, talk at Young Researchers' Meeting, University of Warwick, UK.

Email: y.zhang.137@warwick.ac.uk