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Email: 1234jliu "at"
stat.harvard.edu2345 (Remove the numbers)
Click on those words with underlines and you may find something interesting,
such as more pictures.
Now
Some Talk Slides Are Available for Viewing!
My book on Monte Carlo methods:
Sample chapters from the book: Preface, Table of Content, and Chapter 1, Chapter 4, and Chapter 5.
Job Openings:
Applicants are invited for a two-year postdoctoral position to
work on computational biology/bioinformatics and/or statistical genetics. Interested candidates possessing a Ph.D.,
with a strong background in molecular biology/biochemistry and computer
programming should forward their CV, selected reprints, a statement of research
interests and goals (2-3 pages), and the contact information (phone, email,
address) for three references to:
Professor Jun Liu
Department of Statistics,
Interesting quotes from my friend Ying Nian Wu's website:
The true logic of this world is in the calculus of probabilities. --- J. C. Maxwell
What we see is the solution to a computational problem, our brains compute the most likely causes for the photon absorptions within our eyes. --- H. Helmholtz
I am a teacher who wants to
learn all the unknowns and a researcher who is fond of the beauty of
mathematics and of the beings. I love statistics, which is both my life and my
fun; I like bridge, soccer, badminton and skiing. I am fascinated by biology
and by nature wonders of all sorts. Here is a “profile
article” about me published by Harvard
University Gazette. Contact me: Department
of Statistics, Harvard University,
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Hyannis, Massachusetts.
September 13-14, 2002