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Lawrence S. Mayer, M.D., Ph.D. is a research physician, epidemiologist and biostatistician. After having served as a tenured (and untenured) professor at major universities for almost four decades, he is now focusing on being an independent scholar and researcher. His professorial (and research) appointments were at Arizona State University, Johns Hopkins University, The Ohio State University, The Mayo Clinic, Princeton, Stanford, University of Michigan, University of Pennsylvania, and Virginia Tech. His medical degree was obtained in London (Guy’s) and his subsequent Ph.D. in Mathematics and Statistics was obtained at The Ohio State University. His current research focuses on the integration of the quantitative methods of the social science with more classical biostatistical and epidemiological methods. The integration will be applied to data on human flourishing such as the impact of retirement on the worker and the family.
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