A researcher at the CNR since 1987, she has been affiliated with the Institute for Research on Population and Social Policies since 2001, and previously with the Institute for Applied Computing. Her work primarily focuses on statistical methods applied to the field of health.
Rome
anna.gigli@irpps.cnr.it
+39 06 492724 242
I have been a researcher at the National Research Council since 1987, affiliated with the Institute for Research on Population and Social Policies since 2001, and previously with the Institute for Applied Computing.
A graduate in Mathematics from La Sapienza University of Rome, I earned a Master of Science and a PhD in Statistics (1994), both from Imperial College of Science, Technology and Medicine, University of London.
My work primarily focuses on statistical methods applied to the field of health.
Main ongoing research activities:
Methods for estimating the economic impact of cancer on the national healthcare system.
Methods for estimating the prevalence of long-term survivors of childhood cancer.
Statistical methods and models for studying cancer prevalence.
