My principal research interest is applying Bayesian methods to imperfectly measured data. This has application in areas as diverse as marketing, economics, epidemiology, and political science. Most recent dissertations I have advised have been inspired by pharmaceutical research, from early trial design to problems in real world evidence. Working on problems driven by real life applications is both exciting for me and a great opportunity for our students. Join me as I discuss "From Data to Decisions in the Age of AI".

Outside of statistics I enjoy spending time with my family, watching and playing tennis (and pickleball!), and attending Baylor sporting events. I have two sons who both have Baylor degrees. My wife and I attend St. Joseph Catholic Church.

Dr. James D. Stamey | Statistical Science | Baylor University