Baishakhi Basu

Baishakhi Basu is a highly experienced researcher and consultant with a strong focus on anthropology and public health. Currently serving as a Principal Investigator at the National Science Foundation since June 2017, Baishakhi Basu's work includes a doctoral dissertation research grant examining the impact of nutrition on ovarian aging in Bangladeshi women. Additionally, Baishakhi Basu works as a Statistical Consultant at the CSSCR, University of Washington, and has held positions such as Principal Investigator for qualitative research on population health awareness, a Research Collaborator at icddr,b, and a Graduate Teaching Assistant at the University of Washington. Educational qualifications include a PhD in Anthropology and an MPH in Global Health from the University of Washington. Baishakhi Basu's diverse skill set encompasses quantitative and qualitative research methodologies, grant writing, statistical analysis using R, and stakeholder engagement.