Zhenbang Wang

Associate Statistical Project Leader at Sanofi · Causal inference · Machine learning

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Morristown, New Jersey

I am an Associate Statistical Project Leader at Sanofi. I develop causal inference and machine learning methods for clinical trials and observational research, with a focus on heterogeneous treatment effects, causal estimands, and reliable production workflows.

Before my current role, I worked on:

  1. Production-scale causal ML for a one-million-patient observational cohort, including propensity-score methods, generalized random forests, Bayesian shrinkage, and sensitivity analysis.
  2. Statistical methodology for regression with mismatched linked data during my Ph.D. at George Mason University with Prof. Martin Slawski.
  3. Statistical research at Rutgers University and mathematics at Arcadia University.

My broader interests include causal machine learning, data integration, Bayesian modeling, survival analysis, and trustworthy applications of AI in high-stakes settings.

You can find more detail in my CV, publications, software projects, and learning notes. My earlier academic site is archived at George Mason University.

news

Jan 01, 2026 I started a new role as Associate Statistical Project Leader at Sanofi.
Jul 01, 2025 Our paper, “A General Framework for Regression with Mismatched Data Based on Mixture Modelling,” appeared in the Journal of the Royal Statistical Society Series A.
Apr 25, 2023 Our work on regularization for shuffled data was presented at AISTATS 2023.

selected publications

  1. JRSS A
    A General Framework for Regression with Mismatched Data Based on Mixture Modelling
    Martin Slawski, Brady T. West, Priyanjali Bukke, and 3 more authors
    Journal of the Royal Statistical Society Series A: Statistics in Society, 2025
  2. AISTATS
    Regularization for Shuffled Data Problems via Exponential Family Priors on the Permutation Group
    Zhenbang Wang, Emanuel Ben-David, and Martin Slawski
    In Proceedings of the 26th International Conference on Artificial Intelligence and Statistics, 2023
  3. WIREs
    Regression with Linked Datasets Subject to Linkage Error
    Zhenbang Wang, Emanuel Ben-David, and Martin Slawski
    WIREs Computational Statistics, 2022