F. Innocenti

Research: My research focuses on statistical methodology, particularly sample size calculations and optimal design for observational studies. I specialize in surveys estimating prevalence or means and studies establishing reference values for psychological tests and clinical outcomes.

I also explore statistical challenges in multilevel populations, by developing optimal sample sizes, efficient sampling schemes, and estimation methods for complex structures. Additionally, I work on multivariate statistics. 

The methodological work I pursue is typically applicable in fields such as medicine, health sciences, psychology, and education.

Teaching: I coordinate the course Advanced Statistical Analysis Techniques (EPI4923) in the Master of Epidemiology, and I am a seminar teacher in several statistical courses at FHML (BBS1003, BBS2007, GZW1026, GZW3024, EPH1026).