Resume Chun-Lin Fan **/**/****
Department of Mathematics, Washington University in St. Louis, Saint Louis, MO 63130
Email: ****@******.*****.*** ▪ Phone:314-***-**** ▪ Web: http://www.artsci.wustl.edu/~cfan
Summary of Qualifications:
* PhD candidate in mathematical Statistics
* Experiences of using computational techniques for implementing statistical and mathematical models (e.g. SAS, R,MATLAB, MAPLE, MATHEMATICA)
* Extensive experiences that I have applied mathematical and statistical techniques to solve real-world problems (e.g. I have taken part in three mathematical modeling contests in China and the United States of America)
* Quick learner and team player
* Excellent written and oral communication skills
Professional Skills:
* Statistics: Regression, Point Estimation and Hypothesis Testing, Statistical computation, Survival analysis, Design of statistical Experiment, Statistical machine learning, longitudinal data analysis, Monte-Carlo Simulation.
* Time Series analysis: Stationary and Non-stationary time series( e.g. ARMA, ARIMA models etc), Unit Roots Testing, Cointegration, Trend and Cycle Decomposition
* Mathematical modeling, Optimization techniques (e.g. linear and nonlinear
Programming etc)
* Economics and Finance: Basic understanding of financial markets, financial modeling.
* Computer skills: proficiently using R, SAS, S-plus, MATLAB to do statistical data analysis, familiar with econometrical software (e.g.Gauss, Eviews) and proficiently using LaTeX, MicroSoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint.
Education:
PhD candidate in statistics, Washington University in St.louis, Missouri, expected in May 2009
Thesis Advisor: Professor Werner Ploberger and Professor Stanley Sawyer
Master, Washington University in St.louis, Missouri, 2007
Major: Statistics
Master, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, HKSAR 2004
Major: Mathematics
Bachelor, Sichuan University, People Republic of China, 2000
Major: Mathematics
Research Interest:
Asymptotic statistics, Multivariate statistics (Copula theory), Survival analysis,
Financial Econometrics, Time Series Econometrics, Empirical Process with
applications in statistics.
Academic Achievements and Awards:
* University Fellowship and Scholarship, WUSTL 2004-Present
* Scholarship, HKUST 2002-2004
* Excellent Graduate Student, Sichuan University 2000
* The FIRST Class Innovation Award, Sichuan University 2000
* Successful Participant in the Mathematical Contest in Modeling, U.S.A 2000
* The FIRST class Prize of China National Mathematical Contest in Modeling
(Topmost competition for undergraduates in China) 1998
* The SECOND class Prize of China National Mathematical Contest in Modeling
(Topmost competition for undergraduates in China) 1997
* Distinguished undergraduate Scholarship, Sichuan University 1997-2000
(Topmost Scholarship in SCU)
* Proctor &Gamble Corporation ( China) Award 1999
* The third class Prize of China National Olympic Chemistry Competition 1995
* The third class Prize of Biology Contest in Sichuan Province, 1993
Working papers:
* Fan,C.(2008), “Statistical inference for the distributions with the Pareto type”
* Fan,C.(2008), “Measure of concordance of order statistics”
* Fan,C.(2008), “Family of generators of Archimedean copula”
* Fan,C.(2008), “A new construction of 3-dimensional Archimedean copula”
* Fan,C.(2008), “ The relationship between Spearman’s rho and Kendall’s tau”
* Fan,C.(2008), “ A Cramer-von Mises test of Archimedean Survival copula”
* Fan,C.(2008), “ Model selection for Archimedean copulas”, in progress
Mathematical contest in modeling:
* The United States Mathematical Contest in Modeling Contest Paper: Management in Air
Transportation 2000
* China National mathematical contest in Modeling Contest Paper: Risk Evaluation in Stock
Investment 1998
* China National mathematical contest in Modeling Contest Paper: The Optimum Method
in Material Cutting 1997
Selected Projects:
* Trend and cycle decomposition in US real GDP, 11/2007
* Inference on quantile regression and quantile autoregression 10/2007
* Nonlinear transformation of integrated process 04/2007
* Environmental factors in Parkinson’s disease: a case-control study, 12/2006
* GEE method in longitudinal study, 11/2006
Course work:
Mathematical Statistics, Statistical computation (SAS), Survival analysis, Epidemiology, Clinical trials
and study design, Experimental design, Statistical machine learning, longitudinal data analysis, time
series Econometrics , Introduction to econometrics, advanced topics in econometrics,
Introduction to financial modeling, stochastic process etc