Physical and Engineering Sciences
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SPES is pivoting toward modern methods in learning and high-performance computing in statistical methodology, with diverse applications throughout the applied sciences.
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Byran Smucker, 2019 SPES outgoing chair, talks about the future of the section.
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A list of the newly elected SPES officers
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The Section on Physical and Engineering Sciences congratulates their award winners and announces the Marquardt Industrial speakers program and Fall Technical Conference.
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These three sections will throw a popular mixer at this year’s JSM in Denver, Colorado.
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The Physical and Engineering Sciences Section will sponsor three invited and two topic-contributed sessions at JSM in Denver.
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The Physical and Engineering Sciences Section will sponsor one short course and co-sponsor another short course at JSM 2019.
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The SPES Marquardt Memorial Speakers Program facilitates visits of experienced applied statisticians to colleges and universities to give a seminar and meet with students and professors.
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SPES Chair Byran Smucker discusses his goals for the next year, focusing on awards and conferences.
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The 62nd Annual ASA/ASQ Fall Technical Conference (FTC) was held October 4–5 in West Palm Beach, Florida. The conference generated a great deal of interest, with the most contributed abstracts received for consideration in recent years and a large number of new participants.