Drawing on their work building the Global Nutrition and Health Atlas, researchers from Tufts University and Nestlé Research share lessons on making academic–industry partnerships work, from setting clear expectations about data to learning from each side’s differing priorities.
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Using Data Science in the COVID-19 Pandemic in West Virginia
As one of the team members charged with working with data during the COVID-19 pandemic in West Virginia, Brad Price noticed there was one overall theme: Communicate and share the necessary information to keep the 1.79 million residents, health care facilities, and economy of West Virginia protected. This wasn’t as easy as it might sound.
Significance Highlights: David Cox Passing, COVID-19 Data Lead April Issue
In a special 12-page collection of articles in this issue, friends and colleagues remember Sir David in their own way, while also reflecting on his immense contributions to statistics. Additionally, a selection of pieces is devoted to COVID data, lockdowns, modeling, and student learning.
Data Sharing and the Scientific Community
Here M. G. E. Peterson, and Steve Pierson, ASA Director of Science Policy reply to Professor Devore’s letter about data sharing that appeared in the January 2010 issue of Amstat News.