I am the Head and Founder of the Center of Excellence in Decision-Analytic Modeling and Health Economics Research at sitem-insel AG, Bern, Switzerland.
My primary research interests lie at the interface of health decision science and applied mathematics. These topics include the use of stochastic differential equations for modeling disease progressions, the application of approximation theory to computationally-expensive simulation models, and decision-making under severe uncertainty.
I received my Ph.D. in health services research, policy, and administration with a focus on health decision science from the University of Minnesota, Twin-Cities, under the supervision of Professor Karen M. Kuntz.
I am always seeking new challenges and problems to solve. I am based in Providence, RI, and Neuchatel, Switzerland. I am also open to collaborations in particular any project ideas related to my home country, Indonesia.
