Richard Riley

Professor

Richard Riley

  • Professor of Biostatistics
  • University of Birmingham
  • United Kingdom
  • Year elected: 2023

Types of Fellowship

  • Life Fellow

Areas of expertise

  • Biostatistics, medical statistics, prognosis, clinical prediction models, meta-analysis, IPD meta-analysis

BIO

Richard Riley is a Professor of Biostatistics at the University of Birmingham, leading a team of statisticians undertaking applied and methodology research for healthcare, especially in regard to prognosis, prediction models, and evidence synthesis.
 
Richard is Chief Statistics Editor for the BMJ and BMJ Medicine, a co-convenor of the Cochrane Prognosis Methods Group, Deputy Chair of the MRC-NIHR Better Methods Better Research panel, and a long-serving panel member of the NIHR Doctoral Fellowships scheme. He is the lead statistician on numerous applied and methodological healthcare related grants, from funders including the MRC and NIHR, and has published over 200 research articles and is lead Editor on 2 textbooks.