The results of a recent study reveal an apparent discrepancy in the numbers of males and females who serve on editorial boards of prestigious biostatistics and statistics journals.
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February Issue Offers Variety of Topics
The February 2019 issue of The American Statistician features 13 articles.
Editors of Online Journal Statistics and Public Policy Seek Papers
The ASA journal Statistics and Public Policy publishes peer-reviewed articles describing research on outstanding, complex public policy issues.
Join Us in Vancouver!
Set in beautiful Vancouver, British Columbia, from July 29 through August 2, JSM 2018 promises to be a fantastic meeting. With your help, the JSM Program Committee has prepared a wonderful program with a total of 681 sessions, including four plenary sessions, 178 invited sessions, 167 topic-contributed sessions, 181 contributed sessions, 26 speed sessions, 40 contributed poster sessions, and 76 roundtables for a total of 2,480 individual paper presentations, 509 speed presentations, 437 individual poster presentations, and more than 100 discussants. Although it is too early to tell, the number of submissions indicates JSM 2018 will be one of the largest JSM meetings ever.
JBES Highlights: Editor’s Introduction: Regime Switching and Threshold Models
This special issue of the Journal of Business & Economic Statistics on regime switching and threshold models is motivated by the mounting empirical evidence of important nonlinearities in regression models commonly used to model the dynamics in macroeconomic and financial time series.
Interview with Editor of Statistics in Biopharmaceutical Research
Frank Bretz, the editor of Statistics in Biopharmaceutical Research, talks a little about himself, the journal, and what readers can expect in future issues.
JQAS Highlights Traveling Umpire, Tennis, and Soccer Featured in September Issue
Highlights from the September 2016 issue of the Journal of Quantitative Analysis in Sports (JQAS) includes three articles with applications to soccer, tennis, and tournament scheduling.
Workshop Focuses on Reproducibility
The Committee on Applied and Theoretical Statistics of the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine shares insights from their February 2015 workshop on reproducibility issues from a statistical perspective.
Benefits of ASA Section Membership
With such a broad and diverse field as statistics is, each ASA section provides a “home” for statisticians to grow, network, and get involved—and every section is different!
ASA Welcomes Slate of New Editors
The ASA welcomes its incoming editors.