University of Colorado Denver College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

Bio

Currently involved as a postdoctoral researcher in a NIH (specifically the National Library of Medicine, Bioinformatics Group) funded project to develop methods for the Bayesian tracking of emerging epidemics as they move across the globe adapting a family of Data Assimilation methods known as "Ensemble Kalman Filters" (EnKF) to extend these methods to spatial epidemiology.

Select Publications

Conference Refereed Publications:
Mandel, Jan, Beezley, Jonathan, Cobb, Loren, and Krishnamurthy, Ashok (2010) “Data Driven Computing by the Morphing Fast Fourier Transform Ensemble Kalman Filter in Epidemic Spread Simulations,” Procedia Computer Science, vol. 1, 1215–23.

A Krishnamurthy, L Cobb, J Mandel and J Beezley (2010) “Bayesian tracking of emerging epidemics using ensemble optimal statistical interpolation (EnOSI)”, Proceedings of the Joint Statistical Meetings (JSM), Vancouver, Canada.

Manuscripts in Preparation:
A Krishnamurthy, L Cobb, J Mandel and J Beezley (2010) “Bayesian tracking of emerging epidemics using ensemble optimal statistical interpolation (EnOSI)”, to be submitted to the Journal of Spatial and Spatio-temporal Epidemiology.

“An iterative phase I/II/I clinical trial design incorporating genomic biomarker information” A Krishnamurthy, RS Parrish, Ph.D., and CM Thompson, Ph.D. (Doctoral Dissertation, Submitted and Approved Aug 2009 - To be submitted to the Journal of Computational Statistics & Data Analysis)

“A comprehensive review of designs for phase I cancer clinical trials” A Krishnamurthy, RS Parrish, Ph.D., and CM Thompson, Ph.D. (Working paper)
 

Courses Taught

MATH 2830: Introductory Statistics

MATH 3800: Probability and Statistics for Engineers

MATH 4830: Applied Statistics