Terry Speed's Homepage

Terry Speed's research concerns the application of statistics to problems in genetics and molecular biology. These have provided many novel challenges of both an applied and a theoretical nature. His major interests within this area are in the mapping of genes in mice and humans, including disease genes and genes contributing to the variation of quantitative traits. The Human Genome Project was a stimulus for a number of the problems he has investigated with his students. Other areas of interest include the analysis of DNA and protein sequences, for example, finding genes or motifs in DNA sequence, and the analysis of microarray data. He is currently on the editorial board of the Journal of Computational Biology, JASA, Bernoulli and the Australian and New Zealand  Journal of Statistics.

Contact Details

• University of California at Berkeley
• Department of Statistics 
• 367 Evans Hall #3860, 
• Berkeley, CA 94720-3860
• phone: +1-510-642-0613 (office), +1-510-642-2781 (message), +1-510-642-7892 (fax) 
• email: terry@stat.berkeley.edu

Teaching

Stat Labs by Deborah Nolan and Terry Speed
List of class homepages

Activities

I am a member of the Interdepartmental Group in Biostatistics, and the Graduate Group in Computational and Genomic Biology.
I was a member of PMMB.  Some of our labs from the  June 2000 short course are here.

Research

Speed Berkeley Research group

Presentations

Group homepage, presentations

Wald Lectures at JSM 2001

NWO/IOP Genomics Winterschool, Wageningen, Dec 17, 2001.
 Lecture 1, Lecture 1A, Lecture 2, Lecture 3, Lecture 4. 

Hotelling Lectures, University of North Carolina, March 2007                                                                                                                Lecture 1, Lecture 2, Lecture 3