Dae-Jin Lee

Dae-Jin Lee

Assistant Professor in Statistical Sciences

IE University

I am a tenure-track Assistant Professor in Statistical Sciences at the School of Science & Technology, IE University.

My research develops flexible statistical modelsP-splines, mixed models, and computational statistics—together with flexible survival for recurrent events and latent memory representations for longitudinal athlete monitoring, with applications in health and sports science.

Before joining IE University, I completed my PhD at Universidad Carlos III de Madrid (2010), was a postdoctoral fellow at CSIRO / Data61 in Melbourne (2011–2014), and was a researcher at BCAM in Bilbao (2014–2022), where I led the Applied Statistics Research Line and coordinated Data Science and AI in the Knowledge Transfer Unit.

Research · People · Projects · Publications

Interests
  • P-splines, mixed models, and computational statistics
  • Flexible survival for recurrent events
  • Latent memory for athlete monitoring
  • Growth curves and maturation
  • Patient-reported outcomes and survival
Education
  • PhD in Statistics, 2010

    Universidad Carlos III de Madrid

  • MSc in Mathematical Engineering, 2006

    Universidad Carlos III de Madrid

  • BSc in Statistics, 2004

    Universidad Carlos III de Madrid

  • BSc in Business Administration, 2002

    Universidad Carlos III de Madrid

Overview

  • Research — contributions, software, and trajectory.
  • People — PhD students supervised.
  • Projects — research funding and knowledge transfer.
  • Publications — papers and preprints.