The Biometric Research Branch (BRB) is the statistical and biomathematical component of the Division of Cancer Treatment and Diagnosis (DCTD). Its members provide statistical leadership for the national research programs of the division in developmental therapeutics, developmental diagnostics, diagnostic imaging and clinical trials. The members of the branch also conduct research in biostatistics, biomathematics, and computational biology, on topics ranging from methodology to facilitate understanding at the molecular level of the pathogenesis of cancer to methodology to enhance the conduct of clinical trials of new therapeutic and diagnostic approaches. 

 

Research

Research

Clinical trials, Drug Discovery, Molecular Cancer Diagnosis, Biomedical Imaging, Computational and Systems Biology, and Biostatistical Research

Technical Reports and Talks

Technical Reports and Talks

Download the PDF version of our most recent research papers and PowerPoint version of the talk slides

Staff

Staff
Investigators and contact information

BRB ArrayTools BRB ArrayTools
Download the most advanced tools for microarray data analysis
Alumni

Alumni
SampleSizeCalculation SampleSizeCalculation
BRBAnnualReport

BRBAnnualReport

Positions Positions
Post-doctoral fellow positions available
Math&Oncology Math&Oncology
  • The Norton-Simon Hypothesis
  • The Norton-Simon Hypothesis and Breast Cancer Mortality in National Randomized Trial
    • Software Software
  • Accelerated Titration Design Software
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  • Optimal Two-Stage Phase II Design Software
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    Please send comments and suggestions to brb@linus.nci.nih.gov

    Updated on April 11, 2007