Mitchell H Gail
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Mitchell H Gail
Summary
Mitchell H Gail is a human[1]. He worked as a physician-scientist[2], biostatistician[3], and statistician[4].
Key Facts
- Mitchell H Gail worked as a physician-scientist[2].
- Mitchell H Gail's professions included biostatistician[3].
- Mitchell H Gail worked as a statistician[4].
- Mitchell H Gail's field of work was statistics[5].
- Mitchell H Gail's field of work was epidemiology[6].
- Among Mitchell H Gail's employers was National Cancer Institute[7].
- Mitchell H Gail's doctoral advisor was Joseph Gastwirth[8].
- Mitchell H Gail received the Fellow of the American Statistical Association[9].
- Mitchell H Gail received the Mortimer Spiegelman Award[10].
- Mitchell H Gail was a member of American Statistical Association[11].
- Mitchell H Gail is recorded as male[12].
- Mitchell H Gail's instance of is recorded as human[13].
- Mitchell H Gail supervised Craig Brian Borkowf as a doctoral student[14].
- Mitchell H Gail's family name is recorded as Gail[15].
- Mitchell H Gail's given name is recorded as Mitchell[16].
- Mitchell H Gail's given name is recorded as Henry[17].
- Mitchell H Gail's languages spoken, written or signed is recorded as English[18].
Body
Education
Mitchell H Gail's doctoral advisor was Joseph Gastwirth[8].
Career and Affiliations
Recorded occupations include physician-scientist[2], biostatistician[3], and statistician[4]. Fields of work include statistics[5], an academic major[19] and epidemiology[6], a branch of science[20]. Among Mitchell H Gail's employers was National Cancer Institute[7]. He supervised Craig Brian Borkowf as a doctoral student[14].
Recognition
Awards received include Fellow of the American Statistical Association[9], a statistics award[21] and Mortimer Spiegelman Award[10], an award[22], founded in 1970[23].
FAQs
What did Mitchell H Gail do for work?
Mitchell H Gail worked as physician-scientist[2], biostatistician[3], and statistician[4].
What awards did Mitchell H Gail receive?
Honors received include Fellow of the American Statistical Association[9] and Mortimer Spiegelman Award[10].