Charles Kooperberg

Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center
Division of Public Health Sciences
PO Box 19024 - M3-A410
Seattle, WA 98109-1024 Arnold Building - Room M3-B863
(206) 667-7808 (voice)
(206) 667-4142 (fax)
clk@fhcrc.org
Full member and co-programhead Biostatistics and Biomathematics Program,
Division of Public Health Sciences, Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center.
Affiliate professor Department of Biostatistics, University of Washington.
Community of science "expertise profile".

Pictures

Recent Family Photos (July 2009).
May 2009 Mediteranean trip.
August 2008 Mt Rainier climb.
June-July 2008 South Africa trip.
August 2007 China trip.

Software

More details on my software page.

Software that was supported in part by ENDGAME (Enhancing Development of Genome-wide Association Methods) project

U01 CA 125489 Dissecting complex traits with diverse resources can be found here.

Code for Logic Regression that runs from S-Plus or R is available now!

Software for hare, heft, lspec, logspline, polyclass and polymars, as well as the logspline version discussed in Stone et al (1997)

are available as the R-package polspline from CRAN.

Publications

Reprints of the papers I have (co-)authored.
Statistical Modeling with Spline Functions, an unfinished, incomplete, monograph.

Projects

Statistical Methodologies for Medical Research homepage (a stat methods project at the Hutch).

Women's Health Initiative homepage.

Women's Health Initiative science page .

Collaborators

Some current and former collaborators:

David Baker's Lab (University of Washington).
Mark Hansen (UCLA).
Mike LeBlanc (Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center).
Jim Olson's Lab (Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center).
Bruce Psaty (University of Washington).
Alexander Reiner (University of Washington).
Ingo Ruczinski (Johns Hopkins University).
Suzanne Rutherford (Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center).
Chuck Stone (University of California at Berkeley).
Stephen Tapscott (Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center).
Young Truong (University of North Caolina).
Toshi Tsukiyama's Lab (Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center).