Keith Worsley, McGill University
Keith Worsley completed his PhD in 1978 on AID, a prototype data mining
method, then worked on change point problems at McGill. At the beginning of
the 90's he switched to brain mapping when the first PET brain activation
data were being collected at the Montreal Neurological Institute. This led
to several new theoretical developments in random field theory, which has
been his main interest ever since. He is the author of the
FMRISTAT
statistical package for the analysis of fMRI data.
He is Professor in the
Department of Mathematics and Statistics, and Associate Memeber of the
Department of Neurology and Neurosurgery, McGill University. He recently
recieved the Killam Research Fellowship, the P.C. Mahalanobis Lectureship
from the Indian Statistical Institute, and Fellowship of the Royal Society
of Canada.