Dr Insha Ullah

I received my PhD from Massey University in July 2015. My PhD research focused on scaling up traditional statistical methods for high-dimensional data using regularised covariance matrices. I came to Queensland University of Technology as a research fellow in November 2015. Prior to this, I worked as a research fellow at the University of Queensland for 6 months. My postdoctoral research activities included robustifying methodologies for analysing longitudinal data, analysing high-dimensional data, identifying differentially expressed genes in high-dimensional genomic data, univariate Behrens-Fisher problem, scale-up of Bayesian models to massive data, anomaly detection in big data, detecting cybersecurity attacks using web browsing activities.