With the big celebrations of the ASA’s 175th anniversary behind us, it’s only natural to ponder what the 25 years leading up to the association’s bicentennial will hold for statistical science. To get a glimpse of that future, we asked a group of ASA members and others in statistics to peer into their crystal balls and offer a projection.
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Report: Future of Statistical Science Remains Healthy
A recent report says statistical science is as healthy as it ever has been, with robust growth in student enrollment, abundant new sources of data, challenging problems to solve, and related opportunities to grasp over the next century.
Trilobites and Us
Terry Speed talks about the future of statistical science.
JSM 2014: Call for Contributed Abstracts
The 2014 Joint Statistical Meetings will take place in Boston, Massachusetts, and the program committee is soliciting abstracts for topic-contributed and contributed papers, topic-contributed and contributed posters, and topic-contributed panel sessions. Submissions will be accepted until February 3.
The Future of Statistical Publications
David Banks, a past coordinating editor for JASA, offers insight into the future of statistical publications and how electronic media are transforming access to information.