About Hom Nath

I am a statistician with 13 years of academic research and teaching experience.

I completed my PhD at school of Mathematics at UTS, Sydney. My research interests are biostatistics, applied statistics, mathematical modelling of infectious diseases, and probability. Additionally, I am teaching/tutoring at UTS for undergraduate and postgraduate subjects.

I worked as a post-doc fellow at Population Council with collaboration of World Health Organization in 2021.

Prior to UTS, I worked at Integral University, India as a statistician cum lecturer from 2013 to 2017.

6 April 2023- A research paper, Studying the efficacy of isolation as a control strategy and elimination of tuberculosis in India: A mathematical model, is published in Infectious Disease Modelling.

June 2022- A book Chapter is published on Epidemic theory: Studying the effective and basic reproduction numbers, epidemic thresholds and techniques for the analysis of infectious diseases with particular emphasis on tuberculosis with Elsevier.

August 2021- I successfully presented my PhD thesis results ( This is technically called "Stage 3 presentation" in Australian universities).