David Corliss discusses how statisticians and data scientists can support greater diversity.
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Prescribing Privacy: Human and Computational Resource Limitations
Jingchen (Monika) Hu and Claire McKay Bowen look at how statisticians and data scientists can improve data privacy and confidentiality in our local—as well as federal—government and why they should.
Quality and Productivity Research Conference Slated for June
The 38th ASA Q&P Section’s Quality and Productivity Research Conference will be hosted by San Francisco State University June 14–16, 2022. The theme of this year’s conference is “Data, Statistics, and Responsibility.”
2021 SPAIG Award Honors Two Collaborations
The first award presented honors the collaboration between Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, Duke University, International Drug Development Institute, and multiple other institutions representing academe, government, and industry that contributed to the Intermediate Clinical Endpoints of Prostate Cancer (ICECaP) initiative. The second recognizes the joint collaboration on the COVIDcast project between eight partners, spanning all three sectors and spearheaded by the Delphi research group at Carnegie Mellon University.
Summary of JSM 2019 Session on Formal Privacy: Making an Impact at Large Organizations
The Committee on Privacy and Confidentiality organized a JSM session that featured four experts who have implemented formal privacy models or variants of differential privacy.
Tech Leaders Discuss Working in Industry
We asked leaders in industry to answer a few questions to help students and statistics departments better prepare for jobs in the technology industry.