Tim Randolph, PhD

faculty member

Tim Randolph, PhD

Professor
Clinical Research Division, Fred Hutch

Professor, Biostatistics Program
Public Health Sciences Division, Fred Hutch

Member
Translational Data Science Integrated Research Center (TDS IRC), Fred Hutch

Fax: 206.667.7004
Mail Stop: M2-B230

Dr. Tim Randolph is a statistician and mathematician who works with clinical research and public health scientists to analyze complex molecular data. For example, patterns of gene expression may be predictive of disease; groups of metabolites may be indicative of a drug’s success; or communities of gut bacteria may be associated with health. Dr. Randolph specializes both in applying appropriate statistical and machine-learning tools — and in developing his own methods — to help researchers understand how these varied types of data, when analyzed together, may reveal additional insights so that inferences can be made about relationships between molecular measurements and health or disease.

Education

PhD, Mathematics, University of Oregon, 1990

BS, Mathematics, University of Puget Sound, 1982

Current Projects

Generalized Matrix Decomposition for microbiome data

Kernel Penalized Regression

PEER (Partially Empirical Eigenvectors for Regression)

TACOMA (Tissue Array Co-Occurrence Matrix Analysis)

Functional principal components (FPC) for longitudinal HIV data and survival analysis

Find A Clinical Trial

Dr. Randolph in the News

A blood test for lung cancer

Science Spotlight - January 21, 2019

An island of bladder cancer susceptibility

Science Spotlight - April 16, 2018

For the Media

The Media Relations team at Fred Hutch is available to assist members of the news media who would like to arrange interviews with faculty.

Email media@fredhutch.org or call 206.667.2210