Giorgio Paulon
Hey there! I’m Giorgio Paulon, a Statistical Scientist at Berry Consultants.
I design and analyze innovative - often Bayesian - and adaptive clinical trials. I’ve worked on everything from simulation-based design to communicating interim results to DSMBs. I care deeply about reproducibility and transparency in clinical research, and I love building clean workflows that help teams make better decisions with data.
I’m originally from Udine, Italy, and now live in Austin, TX. I completed my PhD in Statistics at the University of Texas at Austin, where I worked on Bayesian clustering methods for longitudinal data and collaborated on neuroscience experiments. Before that, I studied Mathematical Engineering at Politecnico di Milano and École Centrale Paris through a double degree program (T.I.M.E).
Outside of work, I’m into photography and travel. Photography helps me slow down and pay attention to detail; travel keeps me inspired and curious - both are ways I stay connected to the world beyond the screen.
News
- Oct 2026 – I will be giving a talk at the Northeast ALS Consortium (NEALS) Annual Meeting in Clearwater, FL.
- Sep 2026 – I co-organized a session at the ASA Biopharmaceutical Section Regulatory-Industry Statistics Workshop (RISW) in Rockville, MD, and will be attending the workshop.
- Jun 2026 – Paper on vagal nerve stimulation in patients with heart failure and reduced ejection fraction (ANTHEM-HFrEF) published in JACC.
- Feb 2026 – Paper on temporary transvenous diaphragm neurostimulation for weaning from mechanical ventilation (RESCUE-3) published in AJRCCM.