Associate Professor and Chair Department of Mathematics and Statistics University of San Francisco
Email: jdwilson4 (at) usfca (dot) edu Twitter: @ThisIsJDWilson
Orcid: http://orcid.org/0000-0002-2354-935X
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I am an Associate Professor and Chair of the Department of Mathematics and Statistics at the University of San Francisco. I received my Ph.D in the Department of Statistics and Operations Research under the advisement of Professors Shankar Bhamidi and Andrew Nobel at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
I have a broad background and interests in statistics, biostatistics, and data science with expertise in the modeling and analysis of complex network systems, multimodal health care data, and brain imaging data. My research has been supported by the National Science Foundation and the National Institutes of Health. See my Research Overview for more details of my current work or my relatively up-to-date CV.
I am also cofounder and lead data scientist of StatZhub Consulting, a team dedicated to Empowering businesses with personalized AI and data science solutions. See our consulting website to learn more.
upcoming Talks
The AI and Data Science Symposium, Institute for Artificial Intelligence and Data Science at the University of Buffalo. Buffalo, NY. March, 2025.
I will speak at, and am helping organize the Quality and Productivity Research Conference (QPRC), University of Washington, WA. June, 2025.
World Statistics Conference (WSC), The Hague, Netherlands. October, 2025.
Videos of Past Presentations
<Community Detection in Multilayer Networks with Heterogeneous Community Structure>, Network Science Institute at Northeastern University. February, 2018 (1 hour)
<Identifying Interpretable Functional Characteristics of the Brain from Resting State fMRI using multi-node2vec>, Data Science Meetup at the University of San Francisco. March, 2019 (1 hour)
<Statistical Models for Integrating Functional Connectivity with sMRI and PET Brain Imaging Data>, Department of Statistics, University of Victoria. November, 2021 (1 hour)
<Interpretable Network Representation Learning with Principal Component Analysis>, Department of Statistics, University of California at Santa Cruz. April, 2022 (1 hour)
<Liberals, Conservatives, and the Political Brain: fMRI studies of Political Ideology>. Center for Neuropolitics Lecture Series, University of California at Irvine. January, 2023 (1.5 hours; with Skyler Cranmer, Zhong-Lin Lu, and Seo Eun Yang.