Dr Emre Deniz
Research Associate

Profile

Biography

I am a research associate at the University of York. My work is driven by a commitment to improving educational and developmental outcomes through evidence-based research and open science principles, particularly targeting under-researched groups such as children with SENs.

Over years, I have developed expertise in analysing large-scale population-level datasets such as the Millennium Cohort Study, the British Cohort Study, the Twin Early Development Study, and the Avon Longitudinal Study of Parents and Children. My longstanding quantitative background gives me expertise in fitting complex statistical models such as structural equation models, mediation and moderation analyses, latent factor modelling, network psychometrics (contemporaneous, temporal), time series models, and longitudinal sequence analysis.

Recently, I have developed research interests in ecological momentary assessment (EMA), particularly on outcomes such as mental ill health (eg, anxiety and depression) in the autistic population. I am deeply invested in open science and my scientific work has been awarded for gold open science practices in the past (2022 York Open Research Awards).