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ML/AI Innovation in Regulatory Statistics: Interview with Andrea Manfrin
In this interview Andrea Manfrin, Deputy Director of Clinical Investigations and Trials at the MHRA, offers thoughtful advice for emerging leaders in AI/ML.
This Month in Statistics History: December
Charles Neill, Frances “Chick” Wood, and Frederick Mosteller all celebrate birthdays this month. Learn more about these and other statistical events that took place in December.
Kelly H. Zou Talks Real-World Evidence
Kelly H. Zou, president of the ASA’s New York City Chapter, shares how AI, data science and cross-functional collaboration are reshaping the world.
Professional Opportunities
Rutgers University-New Brunswick School of Arts and Sciences and The National University of Singapore are hiring professors.
Q&A with ASA Founder Jeff Witmer
Amstat News recently spoke with Jeff Whitmer, who was named an ASA Founder this year in recognition of his contributions to both the field and the ASA.
‘ASA Discoveries’: A Journal Bridging Statistics, Data Science, and AI
The open-access journal ASA Discoveries, launched in August, is dedicated to fostering interdisciplinary collaboration and shaping the future of statistics. Here, Editor-in-Chief Bo Li discusses her plans for the new journal.
ASA Raises Concerns About USDA’s Proposed Relocation of Key Statistical Agencies
The ASA recently submitted comments on the USDA’s reorganization plan. The comments highlight that this move could disrupt the production of vital agricultural data and compromise the effectiveness of both agencies, ultimately affecting those who use the data, including America’s farmers, ranchers, those living in rural communities, and policymakers.
MCP2025 Marks Successful Gathering in Philadelphia
The 13th International Conference on Multiple Comparison Procedures took place August 12–15 at Temple University in Philadelphia, bringing together 120 statisticians and research scientists from around the world.
Written by Witten: To Err, and to Edit-Err, Is Human (Part 2 of 2)
Daniela Witten shares advice on editing and dealing with rejection when submitting papers to academic journals.