Alexander Franks
About Alexander Franks
Alexander Franks - Research Advisor
Alexander Franks holds the position of Research Advisor. His current role is as an Associate Professor of Statistics and Applied Probability at the University of Santa Barbara. His academic and professional work focuses on various aspects of statistics and applied probability, reflecting his strong background and expertise in these areas.
Associate Professor of Statistics at University of Santa Barbara
Alexander Franks is an Associate Professor of Statistics and Applied Probability at the University of Santa Barbara. His role encompasses teaching, conducting research, and mentoring students in the field of statistics. His work at the university underscores his commitment to advancing statistical knowledge and its practical applications.
Consultant for Professional Basketball Teams
In addition to his academic career, Alexander Franks has provided consultation services to several professional basketball teams. His expertise in statistics and applied probability plays a crucial role in these engagements, where he applies his knowledge to sports analytics and performance metrics.
MIT SSAC Research Award Recipient 2015
While pursuing his studies at Harvard University, Alexander Franks received a research award from the MIT Sloan Sports Analytics Conference (SSAC) in 2015. This accolade recognizes his contributions and promising research in the field of sports analytics during his academic tenure.
Research Interests: Causal Inference, Bayesian Statistics, Sports
Alexander Franks's research interests are diverse and include causal inference, missing data and measurement error, Bayesian statistics, and sports. These areas form the core of his academic and professional pursuits, driving his investigations and contributing to the field of statistics and applied probability.