Professor Lange’s research involves methodological research within statistics as well as a wide range of applied collaborations with medical doctors, epidemiologists, psychologists etc. His methodological work is focused on causal inference i.e. a formal framework for addressing cause and effect. Methods he has developed have been broadly applied and its novelty recognized by the 2012 Kenneth Rothman Prize. My applied collaborations span from RCTs to complex longitudinal observational studies and from intensive care research to psychology. Accordingly, the research spans novel methods for causal inference, applications within clinical research and epidemiology as well as research-based advice to government.
In total, have published more than 310 peer reviewed papers in addition to two expert reports on Corona outbreak (grey papers), two book chapters, and an R-package, h-index: 45 (WoS)
