Jane Yan’s career began with strong academic foundations including participation in 2016 iGEM synthetic biology competition where she discovered her modeling talents. She transitioned from medical training to biostatistics work due to career circumstances and language barriers in Sweden. Jane has long-standing interests in causation theory, methodological rigor, and bridging clinical medicine with statistical concepts. Her research has focused on women’s health epidemiology, including perinatal depression and premenstrual disorders, establishing her expertise in reproductive and clinical epidemiology.
In addition to epidemiology research, Jane maintains interests in philosophy, particularly Wittgenstein’s work on aspect perception and philosophy of science, and has an art website.
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