Hi and welcome! My name is Granville Matheson, assistant professor at Karolinska Institutet in Stockholm, Sweden working with PET imaging and developing new methods and tools for its quantification and analysis. I’m passionate about open science and reproducible research workflows, for which the Brain Imaging Data Structure (BIDS) is a central pillar, which facilitates sharing of data, as well as sharing of research software and tools. Statistically, I’m a big fan of STAN for brms for developing bespoke models which optimally account for the underlying data-generating process, and exploit similarities in the underlying parameters. I’m an enormous fan of the R programming language and have been known to use it for just about everything – but I’m also open to the fact that my passion for R might not be shared by all! I’m also open to consultation requests for statistical analyses, and have worked on projects in the fields of linguistics, hepatology, cognitive modelling, and clinical pharmacokinetics.
This is my space for sharing tutorials (as much for myself as for sharing in general), thoughts, side-projects and other odds and ends. And I’m always open to new ideas, collaborations, and opportunities for trying out new things.
