Education
Ph.D. – Statistics, Iowa State University
M.S. – Biometry, University of Nebraska
B.S.E. – Mathematics, Southern Arkansas University
Areas of Expertise
Experimental Design and Power in Animal Studies
Pediatric Obesity
Radiation Exposure
Substance Use Disorders
Interrelationship of Bone Cells
Introduction
Dr. Reid is a statistical scientist who primarily works with multi-disciplinary teams to help focus scientific hypotheses, design studies, plan and execute statistical analyses, and report results.
Credentials, Accreditations, and Awards
Teaching Scholar, UAMS
Eli Lilly and Company Foundation Dissertation Fellowship, ISU
Dan Mowrey Consulting Award, ISU
Kempthorne Award, ISU
GlaxoSmithKline Scholar Award, ISU
Jebe Fellowship, ISU
Westlake Scholar
Teaching Focus
Most of Dr. Reid’s teaching happens informally, working with other scientists, and through occasional seminars. These educational efforts are usually centered on study or experimental design and basic statistical principles. He also encourages incorporating statistical scientists on the team, because, let’s face it, very few people out there can be good at everything.
Research Overview
Dr. Reid works on statistical methods development, including calibration problems, hierarchical nonlinear regression problems, N-of-1 problems, and sample size and experiment design problems (particularly in animal research). On subject matter research, he has worked on neuroeconomic problems, a variety of radiation research problems, and pediatric obesity problems (among others).
Recent Books or Publications
Please view Dr. Reid’s publications at https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/myncbi/1ZuHIm7YOoqAe/bibliography/public/.
Fun Fact
Though not fast, I like to run, especially in the woods and for hours at a time.