Centre for multilevel modelling team
CMM staff
| Name | Position/Research Interests | Telephone | Photo | |
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| Prof Fiona Steele, FBA | Co-Director - Centre for Multilevel Modelling, Professor of Social Statistics Statistical methods for social research, including multilevel modelling, event history (survival) analysis and structural equation modelling. Methodological research includes work on event history analysis for repeated events, competing risks, transitions between multiple states, and long-term survivors; simultaneous equation models for correlated processes; and multilevel factor analysis. Publications >>, presentations >>, more >> |
+44 (0)117 3310828 | fiona.steele@bristol.ac.uk |  |
| Prof Bill Browne | Co-Director - Centre for Multilevel Modelling, Professor of Biostatistics (Bristol Veterinary School) My research is in Bayesian statistics, multilevel modelling, complex random effect modelling, applied statistics including analysis of data in the fields of veterinary epidemiology, education, health, public health and bird ecology. Publications >>, sample size and MLPowSim >>, MLPowSim (the software) >>, more >> |
+44 (0)117 9289428 | william.browne@bristol.ac.uk |  |
| Mr Andrew Bell | Research Student |  |
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| Mr Christopher Charlton | Senior Software Engineer Multilevel Modelling; Maintaining and implementing computer software for statistical analysis. Publications >> |
+44 (0)117 3310838 | c.charlton@bristol.ac.uk |  |
| Mr Guanpeng Dong | Research Student |  |
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| Mr Robert French | Research Assistant Education Economics in India and the UK. Multilevel modelling for educational research. |
+44 (0)117 3310847 | r.french@bristol.ac.uk |  |
| Mr Hugh Garner | I.T. Officer Web site and online course developer |
+44 (0)117 3310846 | hugh.garner@bristol.ac.uk |  |
| Prof Harvey Goldstein, FBA | Professor of Social Statistics Professor Goldstein is a chartered statistician, has been editor of the Royal Statistical Society's Journal, Series A, a member of the Society's Council and was awarded the Society's Guy medal on silver in 1998. He was elected a member of the International Statistical Institute in 1987, and a fellow of the British Academy in 1996. He was awarded an honorary doctorate by the Open University in 2001. Publications 1989 - present >>, freely available publications from 1963 >> , more >> |
+44 (0)117 3310826 | h.goldstein@bristol.ac.uk |  |
| Mr Mark Hanly | Research Student |  |
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| Ms Nikki Hicks | Research Project Administrator | +44 (0)117 3310804 | nikki.hicks@bristol.ac.uk |  |
| Prof Kelvyn Jones | Professor of Human Quantitative Geography Geography of health; spatial analysis; multi-level modelling, analysis of data with complex structure. Publications >>, more >> |
+44 (0)117 9287509 | kelvyn.jones@bristol.ac.uk |  |
| Dr George Leckie | Lecturer in Social Statistics My main research interests are in applying multilevel modelling methodology to address research questions in social science and educational research that are complicated by complex structured data. Publications >>, more >> |
44 (0)117 3310614 | g.leckie@bristol.ac.uk |  |
| Mr Dewi Owen | Research Student |  |
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| Dr Richard Parker | Research Assistant My research interests include: developing better ways to promote the informed use of statistical techniques in a range of applied areas; sample size calculations for multilevel data; epidemiology of animal welfare problems; the measurement and conceptualisation of emotional state in animals. |
+44 (0)117 3319155 | richard.parker@bristol.ac.uk |  |
| Ms Rebecca Pillinger | Research Student Methodological interests: Multilevel modelling; models for differential heritability and environmentality; variance functions. Substantive interests: Intelligence tests, achievement and progress: differential heritability and environmentality; selection into schools and segregation. MLwiN support >> , publications>> , more >> |
44 (0)117 3310614 | r.j.pillinger@bristol.ac.uk |  |
| Ms Toni Price | Research Student Multilevel modelling (in particular, developing simulation-based approaches to sample size calculations for multilevel models); Statistical linguistics; How research productivity can be enhanced through software tools that combine good practice in software development with complex statistical applications. |
+44 (0)117 3319111 | toni.price@bristol.ac.uk |  |
| Dr Camille Szmaragd | Statistical Modelling Post-Doctorate I am interested by a wide range of research topics, which all share as common denominator the use of statistics to answer biological questions. I have a particular interest in developing general methodologies or models to describe biological systems (or at least some aspects of these). As part of this, I have started looking at the possibilities to link climate, epidemiology and socio/economic models through the use of mathematics and statistics. More >> |
+44 (0)117 9289467 | camille.szmaragd@bristol.ac.uk |  |
| Mrs Mary Takahama | Centre Administrator | +44 (0)117 3310804 | mary.takahama@bristol.ac.uk |  |
| Dr Elizabeth Washbrook | Research Associate Applied microeconometrics, analysis and management of large-scale secondary datasets, relationships between housing and fertility choice, human capital development in early childhood in an international context, the effects of child and family policy on social mobility. More >> |
+44 (0)117 3310827 | liz.washbrook@bristol.ac.uk |  |
Professor Jon Rasbash - Obituary
Affiliated Staff
| Name | Position/Research Interests | Telephone | Photo | |
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| Mr Bruce Cameron | CMM Consultant MLwiN |
n/a | brucelrcameron@yahoo.co.uk |  |
| Dr Paul Clarke | Senior Research Fellow Developing and applying statistical models and estimation techniques for instrumental variable, multilevel, and missing data problems. More >> |
+44 (0)117 3310765 | paul.clarke@bristol.ac.uk |  |
| Prof Tony Fielding | Professor of Social and Educational Statistics Sadly, Tony died in 2012. His obituary from CMM is here. Using Cross Classified Models to Improve Estimates of the Determination of Pupil Attainment. More >> |
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| Prof Sally Thomas | Professor of Education Educational quality and improvement , school evaluation and self evaluation, learning communities and professional learning, pupil learning and assessment, citizenship, education in developing countries (China, Africa), research methods using qualitative, quantitative (including multilevel modelling) or a combination of both approaches. publications >> , More >> |
+44 (0)117 3314382 | s.thomas@bristol.ac.uk |  |