PAPERS
Professor Nancy Flournoy
My co-author Dr. E. Donnall Thomas won the Nobel prize in Medicine for his
work on transplantation (shared with the developer of kidney transplants) in
October, 1990. He put together an interdisciplinary team of scientists that
pioneered bone marrow transplantation beginning in 1969. I joined the team in
1973 with responsibility for experimental design and analysis, and I proceeded
to create a unique shared information support system to facilitate the
cross-disciplinary research required for the success of this enterprise. This
collaboration led to 59 papers between 1976 and 1989 which I co-authored with Thomas.
My work on statistical theory has been motivated by problems encountered while
working with the
Brackets, [#], indicate paper was invited. Parentheses, (#), around the number
indicate paper was not refereed.
Optimizing Statistical Processing
Statistical Genetics and Immunology
Epidemiology in Immune Suppressed Subjects
Clinical Trials For the Prevention and Treatment of Viral Infection
Statistical Characterization of Transplantation Biology
Effects of Transplantation on Digestion, Lungs, Eyes, Mouth and the Central Nervous System
Clinical Trials to Control Immune Function and Bayesian Dose Finding
Under Review and In Preparation
Discussion Papers, Interviews and Technical Reports (postscript document)
Papers Presented at Professional Meetings
Papers Presented at Colloquia.