In January, Jane-Ling Wang, Ian McKeague, and Marina Vannucci became the Theory and Methods co-editors of our flagship publication, the Journal of the American Statistical Association. Here, we ask them a few questions to find out more about them as editors and what their job entails.
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Reproducible Research in JASA: 5 Years On
Due to the effort and dedication put forth by editors, associate editors, reviewers, and journal staff, the JASA reproducibility initiative is celebrating its five-year anniversary and its future looks promising.
ASA Journals in Need of Editors
If you or someone you know would be a great fit for one of the editorships, send your application or nomination.
Editors Sought for ASA Journals
The ASA is looking for editors and/or co-editors for the following journals: The Journal of the American Statistical Association, Theory and Methods and Reviews; The American Statistician Reviews; and Statistics in Biopharmaceutical Research.
Reproducible Research in JASA
JASA is leading the effort to establish publication standards that improve research quality and reproducibility.
This Month in ASA’s History–March
Here is a list of certain historical events that occurred during the month of March.
March JASA Features Novel Methods for Handling Censored Data
The March 2012 issue of the Journal of the American Statistical Association is the first for new Theory and Methods section editors Xuming He of the University of Michigan and Jun Liu of Harvard University. Their first issue contains the usual broad assortment of theory and methods contributions, affecting both study design and data analysis. The Applications and Case Studies section includes applications in education, environmental science, medicine, and public health.
June JASA Addresses Topics from Malaria Modeling to Outlier Detection
The June issue of the Journal of the American Statistical Association covers application topics ranging from models of the term structure of interest rates to an analysis of the key factors in malaria epidemics.
ASA Offers Free Article Downloads
For a limited time, several ASA journals will have featured articles available to download for free.