Juliette Ortholand

I am a postdoctoral researcher at Amsterdam UMC in the KIK department, where I work in collaboration with Ameen Abu-Hanna and Giovanni Cina. My current research focuses on sequential decision-making and causal inference.

I hold a Ph.D. in Statistics, completed under the supervision of Stanley Durrleman and Sophie Tezenas Du Montcel within the INRIA (ARAMIS team) and supported by the PRAIRIE institute. During my doctoral research, I developed statistical methods for the joint modelling of longitudinal outcomes and censoring events, including new approach in this area.
I then completed a first postdoctoral position in collaboration with Marie-Abèle Bind (Harvard Medical School and MGH Biostatistics) and Young Lee (Singapore University of Technology and Design), where I studied causal questions arising in longitudinal data truncated by death.

While my primary interest lies in methodological research, I place strong emphasis on ensuring that new methods are motivated by and useful for real clinical questions.

Check my latest paper on causal estimand for longitudinal data truncated by death here !