Su Hyun Lee

Su Hyun Lee, PhD, is a public health researcher specializing in genetic epidemiology and causal inference. She earned her PhD in Public Health from Yonsei University and has research experience in genome-wide association studies (GWAS), Mendelian randomization, and epidemiologic methods.

Her work focuses on translating complex causal inference methods into rigorous and practical approaches for health research. She is particularly interested in the application of genetic data to causal questions in epidemiology and in helping researchers move from statistical methodology to reproducible, publication-ready analyses.

Mendelian Randomization: A Practical Guide to Causal Inference reflects this approach, bridging statistical foundations, study design, advanced MR methods, R-based workflows, interpretation, and scientific reporting.