The Pfizer/ASA/Columbia University Symposium on Risks and Opportunities of AI in Clinical Drug Development aims to advance the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in drug development and deployment.
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GSS Mentoring Roundtable Brings Positive Feedback
The Government Statistics Section hosted a mentoring roundtable at JSM 2019 to encourage diverse participation and engage young professionals and students.
Detroit Chapter Kicks Off ‘Numbers and Networking’
Numbers and Networking took place at a brew pub in the Detroit suburbs, providing a change of pace from the usual chapter meetings in a conference room with a presenter. Members were invited to meet their fellow Detroit-area statisticians, data scientists, analysts, and programmers.
Nominations Sought for ASA President-Elect, Vice President Candidates
For the 2021 election, the president-elect will be selected from government and the vice president will be selected from academe.
ASA Seeks New Science Policy Fellow
The ASA is accepting applications for its science policy fellowship for fall 2020.
Dionne L. Price
After being awarded a scholarship to Norfolk State University, Dionne Price earned a summer internship at the National Institute for Neurological Disorders and Stroke. It was there she fell in love with biostatistics. Currently employed at the US Food and Drug Administration, her statistical expertise contributes to ensuring the efficacy and safety of drugs and therapeutic biologics for the public.
Meeting Within a Meeting and Beyond AP Statistics at JSM 2019
MWM and BAPS offer enriching experiences for K-12 statistics teachers at JSM 2019 in Denver, Colorado.
Data for Good Has Growing Need for Project Leaders
2018 was a banner year for Data for Good, full of important projects and new opportunities. It also started developing growing pains.
People News February 2019
Awards, honors, and other news about ASA members for February 2019.
Submit a Late-Breaking Proposal for JSM 2019
Late-breaking sessions focus on the hot statistical issues of the day and/or pressing contemporary issues in statistics. They must cover one or more technical, scientific, or policy-related topics that have arisen during the one-year period prior to JSM.