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December, 2021BiometricsStatistics in MedicineCanadian Journal of StatisticsInternational Statistics ReviewJournal of Environmental and EcologicalStatisticsJournal of Agricultural, Biological andEnvironmental StatisticsJournal of Nonparametric StatisticsScandinavian Journal of StatisticsJournal of Statistical Planning and InferenceJournal of Statistical ResearchJournal of Institute of Statistical Mathematics(Japan)American Journal of Public Health5Communication in StatisticsBiomedical JournalRisk AnalysisRegulatory Toxicology and PharmacologyEnvironmental Health PerspectivesFundamental and Applied ToxicologyInternational Urogynecology JournalTransportation ReviewJournal of School HealthJournal Genetic Testing and MolecularBiomarkersOncotargetAtmospheric Pollution ResearchAmerican Journal of Kidney DiseaseMAJOR CONSULTING ACTIVITIES20132010American Chemistry Council, Bayes Analysis of Uncertainty Factor in Risk AssessmentGansu Ministry of Health, Consulting Advisor to China Rural Health, a projectfunded by China Ministry of Health, World Bank, and UK Government2007 – 2008Shook, Hardy & Bacon LLP: literature review of smoking cessation and reduced lungcancer risk2006 – 2007St Joseph’s Hospital, Cancer Research Center, Tampa, FL: Breast cancer clinical trial2006 – 2008Watson Clinics, Lakeland, FL: Design and analysis of the trial, “Grapefruit Effect onAtorvastatin Therapy”2005 – 2006James Hailey VA Hospital, Tampa FL: Preventing fall among veterans2003 – 2012Data and Safety Monitoring Board, Patient Safety Center, Tampa VA Hospital2002 – 2003Ecology & Environment, Inc., Lancaster, NY: Design of a long-term follow-up study onhealth effects of oil burning during the firsts Gulf War2000 – 2001US EPA Gulf Breeze Marine Research Lab: ED01 Determination in Medaka exposed to2,4,5T2001 – 2003US EPA National Center for Environmental Assessment: benchmark dose software forneurotoxicity risk2001 – 2002Shook, Hardy & Bacon LLP: literature review of secondhand smoking and lung cancerrisk1997 – 2001 Principle statistical consultant, Clinical and Administrative Outcome Evaluation andManagement, Shriner’s Hospitals Headquarter: oversaw the design, implementation, andanalysis of over 10 clinical trials and clinical management studies2000 – 2001 Tampa General Hospital: Patient satisfaction evaluation and reporting system2000 & 2003 GE Medical/Criticon: FDA submission of blood pressure monitor cuff1997Morton Plant Mease Health Care, Clearwater, FL: support quality management studiesCLINICAL TRIALS EXPERIENCEUniversity of South Florida School of Medicine: Placental Microvasculature, Environmental Influencesand Fetal Growth RestrictionShriner’s Hospital, Salt Lake City: “Autogenic Bone Marrow Injection as a Treatment for Simple BoneCysts”,

December, 20216St Joseph’s Hospital: “SIR-Sphere Therapy in Patients with Breast Cancer, Metastatic to the Liver”(FDA # G050256/A002)Watson Clinics, Lakeland FL: “Grapefruit Effect on Atorvastatin Therapy”GE Medical Information System, Tampa, FL: “DINAMAPâ Pro 1000 Monitor with SuperSTAT (FDA #K022834)INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS (INVITEDOR SELECTED)Y. Zhu (Nov 16-17, 2019, invited). The LOESS Plateau Health Project: a multidisciplinary cohort study of theNorthwestern China rural health ecosystem. Forum of International Public Health in celebration of the 50thanniversary of Fujian Medical University School of Public Health. Fuzhou, ChinaY Zhu (August, 2018, invited) Health Research in Rural Chinese Schools, Shanxi Normal UniversityInstitute for Educational Experimental Economy, Xian, ChinaY Zhu (August 2-5, 2018, invited) Loess Plateau Health Project: Capacity Building at Village Clinics toPromote Chronic Disease Prevention, Intervention, and Health Services. The 3rd ChineseCardiovascular Health Congress. BeijingY Zhu & KuoRau Mao (August 12, 2017) “Seeking Justice: How Community-Based ParticipatoryResearch May Empower Women and Promote Shared Governance in Rural Northwestern China,”67th Annual Meetings of The Society for the study of social problems, Montreal CanadaYan Shan, KuoRay Mao, Y Zhu, Qian Zhang (August 13, 2017) “Fragmented Bureaucracy andInstitutional Barriers: A Case Study of the Top-Down Implementation of Maternal Care inNorthwestern China,” 67th Annual Meetings of The Society for the study of social problems,Montreal CanadaY Zhu (March 17, 2016) National Academies’ Recommendations on (Bayesian Modeling of) DataIntegration for Hazard Assessment & Risk Characterization, Workshop on Implementing BayesianApproaches in Hazard Characterization. The 55th Society of Toxicology Annual Meeting, NewOrleansY Zhu, Yang L, Zhang B, Mao KR (2015) To sustain an equitable health system in NW rural China: theLoess Plateau longitudinal study. The 14th World Congress of Public Health. Kolkata India. Feb11-15, 2015Y Zhu (October 16, 2014, invited) Integrating multiple studies for dose-response modeling. EPA IRISWorkshop on the NRC Recommendations, Arlington VirginiaY Zhu (September 2012, invited) Statistical Estimation of Physiologically-based Pharmacokinetic andPharmacodynamics Models with Application to Risk Assessment of Dioxin-like Compounds.XXVI International Biometric Conference, Kobe JapanY Zhu (April 18, 2012) IRIS Assessment of Formaldehyde – A NAS Committee Member’s Perspectives.Forum on implementing the National Academies’ Roadmap for Revisions. sponsored by theGeorge Washington University Regulatory Studies Center, the National Capital Area Chapter ofthe Society for Risk Analysis, and the George Washington University Center for Risk Science andPublic Health. Washington DCY Zhu (March, 2011, invited) Integrative Disease Surveillance for Rapid Response. Armed Forces PublicHealth Conference. Hampton, VAY Zhu (Feb 2011, invited) Uncertainty Analysis and (Bio)statistics: Challenges in Risk Assessment andEnvironmental Regulation. American Statistical Association Florida Chapter Meeting, Tampa, FLJM Zhu, ZL Xia, W Lu, QW Jiang, and Y Zhu (April 29, 2009, invited) Infectious Disease Surveillance,Response, and Control: Understanding healthcare-seeking behaviors among rural-to-urban migrantworkers in Shanghai. 12th World Congress on Public Health, Istanbul, TurkeyJM Zhu and Y Zhu (May 1, 2009). Are there tangible benefits for Chinese rural-suburban schoolchildrenunder cooperative health insurance schemes? 12th World Congress on Public Health, Istanbul,Turkey

December, 20217Y Zhu (Dec 10-12 2007, Invited) “Dose-response models and benchmark doses for longitudinalneurobehavioral data”, Society for Risk Analysis Annual Meeting, San Antonio TXJ-G Park, Y Huang and Y Zhu (Aug 2007) Design of Long-Term Viral Dynamic Studies in Semiparametric Mixed-Effects Models, Joint Statistical Meetings, Salt Lake City, UTJ Zhu, Y Zhu and R Liu (August 2006 ) “Determinants of School Children’s Health Insurance in arural/suburban district of Beijing”, 11th World Congress of Public Health, , Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.W Wang, T Wang and Y Zhu (2006) “Syndromic Surveillance in Florida: A Survey”, 2006 InternationalSyndromic Surveillance Conference, Baltimore, MDY Zhu, W Wang, D Atrubin, C Carrubba, Y Wu, J Kintz, E Gregos. (2006) “Syndromic Tracking andReporting System (STARS) in Hillsborough FL: Findings from a Systematic Evaluation”,International Syndromic Surveillance Conference, Baltimore, MDY Zhu (Dec 4-7, 2005) “Dose-response modeling: do we have adequate and sufficient data?” Society forRisk Analysis Annual Meeting, Orlando, Florida USAY Zhu and W Wang (November 3-4, 2004, CME Faculty) “Syndrome Tracking and Reporting System: aninitial evaluation. National Syndromic Surveillance Conference, Boston,Y Zhu, W Wang and Y Wu (March 2004, invited) “Syndromic surveillance systems for anti-bioterrorism:statistical issues and challenges in trend analysis and outbreak detection”. International BiometricSociety Eastern North American Region Annual Meeting, Pittsburgh, PAY Zhu (December 2003, invited) “Dose-time-response modeling of neurobehavioral toxicity experimentsfor risk assessment.” US EPA External Panel Review Committee, RTP, NCW Wang and Y Zhu (March, 2003) “Generalized Estimating Equations for Mixed-Effects Models”International Biometric Society Eastern North American Region Annual Meeting Tampa, FloridaY Zhu (March, 2003) “Neurotoxicity Risk Assessment: Modeling of Behavioral Changes in MultipleEndpoints” International Biometric Society Eastern North American Region Annual Meeting,Tampa, FloridaY Zhu (July 30-31 2002, invited) “Mixed-effects toxicokinetic and toxicodynamic dose-response modelsfor neurobehavioral toxicity risk assessment. US EPA National Center for EnvironmentAssessment workshop on Dose-response Modeling and the BMD software, RTP, NCY Zhu (September 2001) “Mixed Effects Dose-response Models for Risk Assessment of Neurotoxicity”International Conference on Statistical Challenges in Environmental Health Problems”, Fukuoka,Japan.Y Zhu (August, 2000) “Health protection and risk assessment of non-cancer effects”, the Congress ofWorld Federation of Public Health Associations, Beijing, China.Y Zhu (January 29, 1999) "Mixed effects regression models for risk assessment of neurotoxicity" The 7thBiennial CDC/ATSDR Symposium on Statistical Methods, Atlanta, GA.Y Zhu (June 13, 1998, invited) "The use of survival analysis in prevention research", The 3rd AnnualMeeting of the Society of Prevention Sciences, Park City, Utah.Y Zhu (August 4-8, 1997) "Issues in risk assessment of neurotoxicity". The Third InternationalEnvironmetrics Society Meeting, Innsbruck, Austria.Y Zhu (August 26, 1995) "Generalized score functions with applications to multivariate correlateddiscrete data", The 50th Session of International Statistical Institute. Beijing.Y Zhu (August 18, 1995) "Generalized score functions with applications to multivariate correlateddiscrete data", The Third Annual Meeting of International Chinese Statistical AssociationConference., Beijing.Y Zhu (August 1994, invited) "Use of S-plus and generalized linear models for analyzing mental healthprevention data", Workshop on Mental Health Prevention Trials., Oregon Social Learning Center,Eugene, Oregon.Y Zhu (March, 1994) "Data transformation for analyzing multiple correlated binary data'', The JointMeetings of International Biometric Society, ENAR, American Statistical Association and Instituteof Mathematical Statistics, Cleveland.

December, 20218Y Zhu and H Brown (March, 1994, Invited) "Compromise solutions to inferences with non-ignorablemissing data''. The Joint Meetings of ENAR/ASA/IMS, Cleveland.Y Zhu, D Krewski, K Fung (August, 1994) "Generalized score tests for trend in correlated binary data",The Joint Statistical Meetings of ASA/IMS/ENAR/WNAR/SSC, Toronto.Y Zhu (March, 1993, invited) "Statistical analyses of developmental toxicity data", Annual Meeting ofInternational Biometrics Society, East North America Region, Philadelphia.SPECIAL WORKSHOPS/LECTURES/SEMINARS (SELECT SINCE 1999)Y Zhu “K-Award Writing Workshop”, University of New Mexico Health Science Center Sept 2021 – April 2022.Key teaching faculty.Y Zhu “Instrument Development, Implementation, Evaluation, and Analysis”: workshop on surveymethodology applied to rural health in China (attendance 25). Institute of Educational ExperimentEconomics, Shanxi University, Xian China. Sept 9-13., 2019Y Zhu “Scientific Writing”: a workshop on topics related to rural health for graduate students and juniorfaculty members (attendance 20). Institute of Educational Experiment Economics, ShanxiUniversity, Xian China. August 4-6, 2018Y Zhu “Making Inference in Observational Studies: Propensity Scoring Method”. Institute ofEducational Experimental Economics Shanxi Normal University. August 2017Y Zhu “Modeling of Adverse-outcome-pathway Informed Subnetwork for Integrative ToxicityAssessment: The Case of Endocrine Disruptor Screening and Testing.” Fudan University Schoolof Public Health, Shanghai, China. August 10, 2015.Y Zhu “Scientific Writing: a workshop on dissemination of public health research for junior faculty”(attendance 10). School of Public Health, Lanzhou University, January, 2013Y Zhu “Scientific Writing: a workshop on dissemination of clinical and translational research forgraduate students and clinical investigators” (attendance 12), Gansu Institute of MedicalResearch/Gansu Tumor Hospital, April, 2013.Y Zhu “Grantsmanship: a workshop for developing clinical research ideas” (attendance 12). GansuProvincial Maternity and Childcare Hospital, March, 2013Y Zhu “Scientific Writing: a workshop for clinical and translational researchers” (attendance 20), GansuFirst Provincial Hospital, December 2012Y Zhu. “Evidence-based Policy: the Case of Impact Assessment of Rural Cooperative Medical Scheme”.School of Public Enterprise Management, Jiangsu University, Zhenjiang, China. Sept 26, 2012Y Zhu. “Conducting clinical outcome research using existing data from hospital data registry” GansuMedical Research Institute and Gansu Tumor Hospital, Lanzhou, China. July 12, 2010Y Zhu. “Benchmark dose and neurobehavioral risk assessment”, Fudan University School of PublicHealth, Shanghai, China. Oct 2008.Y Zhu. “The health impact of particulate matter in ambient air”, Hangzhou Electronic University,Hangzhou China, Oct 2008.Y Zhu. “Benchmark dose methodology for time-course data”. School of Public Health, Capital MedicalUniversity Beijing, Beijing China. Oct 2008.Y Zhu. “Environmental Contamination, Food Safety, and Public Health”. School of Management,Jiangsu University, Zhenjiang, China. Oct 2008.Y Zhu. “PBPK modeling of dioxin-like mixture” School of Public Health, Huazhong University ofScience and Technology, Wuhan, China. Oct 2008.Y Zhu. “Health risk assessment and benchmark dose methodology” School of Public Health, ZhongnanUniversity, Changsha, China. Oct 2008.Y Zhu. “Dose-response Modeling and Benchmarks Dose Estimation for Neurobehavioral Toxicity RiskAssessment”. National Center for Environmental Assessment, US EPA, RTP, NC. November2001.

December, 20219Y Zhu. “Semi-parametric EM-algorithm with Applications to Mixed Effects Models”. University ofMissouri, Columbus, Missouri. October, 2001.Y Zhu. “Dose-response and Benchmark Doses for Continuous Repeated Measurements: NeurobehavioralToxicity Assessment”. National Center for Environmental Assessment, USEPA, RTP, NC. March2001.Y Zhu. “Environmental Health Protection: Risk Assessment”. Shanghai Academy of EnvironmentalSciences. Shanghai, China. October 2000.Y Zhu. “Some Open Statistical Issues in Neurotoxicity Risk Assessment”. East China Normal University,Shanghai, China. October 2000.Y Zhu. “Risk Assessment of Environmental Health Effects”. Shanghai First Medical University.Shanghai, China. September 2000.Y Zhu. “Trauma Care in Florida: Structure and Outcome Evaluation”. Shanghai First Medical University,Shanghai, China. September 2000.Y Zhu. “Mixed Effects Models and GEE-based Inference: Some Current Work”. Fudan University,Shanghai, China. September 2000.Y Zhu. “Dose-Response Modeling and Benchmark Doses Estimation for Neurobehavioral ToxicityAssessment”, July 2000, National Center for Environmental Assessment, USEPA, RTP, NC.Y Zhu. “Topics in carcinogenic risk assessment: non-linear dose-response relationships in the MedakaStudy”. US EPA, Gulf Breeze, FL. March 2000.Y Zhu. “Dose-response relationships of carcinogenesis in Japanese Medaka at low exposure levels”.Department of Costal Sciences, Gulf Coast Research Lab, University of Southern Mississippi.January, 2000.Y Zhu. "A large scale carcinogenesis study in Medaka: Design and preliminary analyses". US EPACoastal Research Lab, Gulf Breeze, FL. December 1999.Y Zhu. "Statistical issues on carcinogenicity assessment using marine models". Institute of MarineSciences, University of Southern Mississippi, Gulf Spring, Mississippi. January 9, 1999.COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT AND SERVICES- Founding president, Chinese American Association of Tampa Bay (2000-2001)- Faculty advisor to Chinese Students and Scholar Fellowship Association at University of SouthFlorida (1993 – 2006)- Advisory Committee, Chinese American Association of Tampa Bay (2001-2012)- Asian American Coalition of Florida, executive committee member (2000-2012)- Organizing Committee Chair, Chinese Musical Festival, Clearwater, FL, 1999- Organizing Committee Chair, Chinese New Year Festival (2000, 2001)- Organizing Committee Chair, Celebration of Macau’s Return to China (1999)- Volunteer, Tampa Modern Chinese School, Tampa, FL 2003 -2011- Volunteer, Great American Teach-in, 1996 – 2007- Volunteer: New Tampa YMCA, annual Gasparilla Distance Classic, Tampa Bay Youth Orchestra,Tampa Metropolitan Ministry

December, 202110RESEARCH, TEACHING AND SERVICE INTERESTSMy research continues to be a journey that has been rewarding and enriching. I have been very fortunateto be able to travel between Statistics, environmental health, public health, health service research, clinicaland translational research, health disparity, health informatics, and rural health system and policy inChina. Collaboration in team science settings involving researchers from diverse fields has been aconstant source of synergies, stimulation, and inspiration; not only has it made me an effective teamplayer and an independent investigator with a focus on practice-inspired research focus, it has alsoenabled me to develop a multidisciplinary view of biostatistics as well as science leadership. During myFulbright fellowship in China (2012-2013), I assembled an international and multidisciplinary team tolaunch the Loess Plateau Health Project (LPHP), an 18-year cohort study (2013 -2031) of rural health innorthwestern China Loess Plateau. LPHP aims to study the interplay of economic development,environment, health system and policy in shaping the local health eco-system. The two mountainouscounties where the study is located have over a million farmers living in chronic poverty and arid climate.The study combines an observation arm with interventions on topical issues. Relying on communityparticipatory learning and action approaches, we have implemented multiple interventions funded byinternational agencies and the US and Canadian governments. These include Adaptive Training forVillage Doctors (US State Department, Zhu and Rhyne Co-PI, 11/2020-04/2022); Clean Cook Stoves(China Merchant Charitable Foundation (HK), 01/2020 – 12/2021); Village Clinic Quality Metrics (ChinaMedical Board, 2018-2020); Medical Waste Management and Watershed Protection (NationalGeographic Society, 2015-2016; Canada Fund, 2016 - 2017); Tracking Pesticide and Fertilizer Use (USState Department 2017-2018). My decades of interdisciplinary work in public health has been a rich soilin which I continue to conceive new ideas, fortify conviction, and grow leadership. The possibility ofmake positive changes to marginalized and vulnerable communities continues to inspire me.My interests in data science remains strong at the same time. I was recently awarded a UNMHSC CTSCwicked problem pilot to explore ways to systematically integrate heterogeneous data systems. One of thecase studies in this pilot is to study the impact of non-pharmaceutical mitigation policy on controllingCOID19 outbreak. We used infectious disease transmission models as a pathway to integrate multisectorfactors into a unified system. A direct application of this innovative approach to data integration hascontributed to a NIEHS supplement award to UNM College of Population Health TREE center toinvestigate disparities among frontier and minority communities during COVID19. We are seekingextramural funding to develop a general model framework to guide innovative applications, includingusing the concept of Adverse Outcome Pathways to integrate multi-streams of evidence to supportenvironmental health risk assessment.My teaching philosoph

Division of Epidemiology, Biostatistics, and Preventive Medicine, Dept. Internal Medicine, School of Medicine, University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, NM Director Aug 2017 – Oct 2020 Biostatistics, Epidemiology and Research Design Core, Clinical and Translational Sciences