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SRC Abstract Submission Accepted Until March 31

March 1, 2016 Leave a Comment

Abstract submissions will be accepted until March 31 for the 2016 Spring Research Conference, to take place May 25–27 in Chicago, Illinois. Young researchers are encouraged to participate by submitting abstracts for contributed talks and posters. Additionally, money is available to support student participation.

This meeting continues the tradition of annual Spring Research Conferences (SRC). The purpose of SRC is to promote buy ativan without rx research in statistical methods that address problems in industry and technology and to stimulate interaction among statisticians, researchers in the application areas, and industrial practitioners.

Keynote speakers include the following:

  • Dennis Lin, The Pennsylvania State University
  • Jeff Wu, Georgia Institute of Technology
  • Henry Wynn, London School of Economics

For details, including updated conference program and abstract submission information, visit the SRC 2016 website.

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