[Your full name], [MD, PhD]

[Your current position]
[Your institution]

[One or two sentences describing what you study and why it matters. This is the first thing a colleague reads.]

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Research focus

What I work on

[Replace these with your own areas. Two to four is usually right — a longer list reads as unfocused.]

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[First research area]

[A sentence or two on what you study in this area and why it matters. Be specific: a named condition, population or method says more than a broad field.]

02

[Second research area]

[A sentence or two. If this area connects to the first, say how.]

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[Third research area]

[A sentence or two.]

Selected publications

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Current work

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Open resources

Research tools

Free calculators for the statistics that come up most often in clinical research. Each states its formula, assumptions and references.

Study design

Sample size — one proportion

How many participants are needed to estimate a single proportion to a stated precision, with optional finite population…

Study design

Sample size — two proportions

How many participants per group are needed to detect a difference between two independent proportions at a given signif…

Estimation

Confidence interval

Wilson score and Wald intervals for an observed proportion, showing why the two disagree near zero and one.

Epidemiology

2 × 2 table

Odds ratio, risk ratio, risk difference, absolute risk reduction and number needed to treat, each with a confidence int…

Diagnostics

Diagnostic accuracy

Sensitivity, specificity, predictive values and likelihood ratios, with predictive values projected onto any prevalence…

Effect size

Cohen's d

Standardised mean difference between two independent groups, with Hedges' small-sample correction and a confidence inte…

KIMRA

The academy

The Khalifa International Medical Research Academy trains a small number of early-career researchers each year. It is a mentorship, not a course: participants bring a question they genuinely want to answer, and work it through to a manuscript with supervision at every stage.

Places are limited by how many people one supervisor can properly support.

  • Small cohorts, selected by application
  • One project, carried from question to submission
  • Written feedback on every piece of work

Contact

Get in touch

For collaborations, speaking invitations, or questions about the academy.

I read every message, though a reply may take a week during term.