About Us

Health Analytics Network is a closely knit group of researchers with interdisciplinary expertise. HAN works with different organizations and academic institutions to conduct research, training, and networking. Our focus areas include: Health and Environment, Policy and Systems, Data Fusion and Disaggregation, Predictive Modeling and Analysis to support healthy aging. HAN supports consortia projects, workshops and outreach activities, and training events for widespread dissemination.

Vision and Mission

Driven by the power of data and Generative AI, we envision producing new insights and solutions for improved healthspan at individual and community levels.

We harness Generative AI to develop and deploy practical systems that support individuals in navigating the dynamic landscape of healthy aging.

Our AI systems provide innovative, interconnected capabilities for the necessary foresight, decision-making, and planning of the personalized trajectories of healthy aging.

                                                                                To achieve our mission, our approaches include, but are not limited to, the following:


  • fusion of real and synthetic data for broader understanding of complex phenomena;
  • gain insights into population dynamics by dissecting its underlying subpopulations;
  • generative AI models to predict and reconstruct trajectories of unobserved events;
  • systems level models for disasters and extreme events for detection of resiliency;
  • interdisciplinary studies of systemic vulnerability, heterogeneity, and uncertainty.

Areas of expertise:

Public Health Data Science
  • Population Heterogeneity Modeling
  • Air Pollution
  • Carcinogenic Exposures
  • Environmental Extreme Events
  • Behavioral Risk Estimation
  • Public Health Disparities
Precision Bioinformatics
  • Prediction of Rare Events
  • Human Phenome Analysis
  • Single Cell Analysis
  • Cancer Informatics
  • Multi-omic Integration
Health Policy and Systems
  • Healthcare Quality and Safety
  • Disasters and Emergencies
  • Social and Environmental Determinants of Health
  • Polysubstance Use
Computational Statistics
  • Data Fusion
  • Augmented Reality
  • Small Area Estimation
  • Non-stationary Spatial Models
  • Generative Deep Learning
  • Agricultural and Environmental Statistics
  • Skew Mixture Models

Research

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Platform for Modeling of Structural Phenotypes

structural degeneration in optic neuropathies such as glaucoma is characterized by neuroretinal rim (NRR) thinning of the optic nerve head and other clinical parameters.

Computational Advances in Data Fusion Methods

Data fusion is the process of integrating multiple data sources to produce better inference than that provided by any individual source. The statistical file-matching problem aims to characterize.

Calculating Probabilities of Environmental Extremes

Environmental researchers often encounter the problem of determining the probability of extreme events marked by exceedance of a high threshold of a variable of interest such as rainfall or air pollution.

A new algorithm for small area estimation

While essential for policy-making, it reliable local estimates are difficult to compute from a survey due to the limited sample size of a typical "small area". Drs. Saumyadipta Pyne and Shaina Stacy, and collaborators.

Team

Dr. Saumyadipta Pyne

Founder and President

Dr. Meghana Desai

Co-Founder and Vice President

Dr. Saurav Guha

Research Associate

Dr. Sumanta Ray

Research Associate