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Danilo Alunni Fegatelli is an Associate Professor at Link University in Rome, specialising in Medical Statistics. He obtained his PhD in Statistical Methodology at Sapienza University of Rome in 2013, having previously completed a Master’s Degree in Statistics for Biomedicine, the Environment and Technology, which he passed with distinction in 2009.

In 2024, he attained the National Academic Qualification for the second tier in competition sector 06/M1.

Prior to his current position as Associate Professor at Link University, he held the post of fixed-term researcher on a tenure-track contract (RTT). Prior to that, at Sapienza University of Rome, he carried out research as a Type A Fixed-Term Researcher (RTD-A) and as a research fellow, gaining significant experience in statistical methodology applied to clinical research.

He has contributed to several clinical and biomedical research projects in various fields, including oncology, cardiology, neurology, infectious diseases, paediatrics, nephrology and ophthalmology. His scientific output comprises 98 publications in international journals, with 1,349 citations and an H-index of 20. His main research interests lie in statistical methodology, with particular reference to capture-recapture models, and the methodological aspects of biomedical research, with a specific focus on the design and analysis of clinical trials, both experimental and observational.

In terms of teaching, he has gained significant experience in teaching statistics and biostatistics for degree courses, masters and advanced training courses, at Sapienza University of Rome, Link University and other institutions.

He currently teaches mainly on the degree courses in Medicine and Surgery and Dentistry, where he teaches Medical Statistics and scientific research methodology, as well as on other degree programmes in the healthcare professions, where he teaches medical statistics.

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