Emily Alger

Postdoctoral Researcher @UniofOxford

[Emily Alger @MLE_Alger]

My Pint of Science talk on bayesian statistics and its role in early phase trial design is now available on YouTube!

It was an honour to represent @turinginst and @ICR_London at #pint24 last year. I hope it’s a useful resource for those interested.

https://t.co/af2RyGApoh

[Emily Alger @MLE_Alger]

@vanessainstem @ictmc2024 Thank you for showing interest! I've shared some tips in a comment on my post about how to make a similar poster :)

[Emily Alger @MLE_Alger]

Inspired to get creative with my poster for @ictmc2024 this week! I shared my work on bayesian generalised linear mixed models to optimise treatment dosage in early phase trials using Patient-reported Outcomes. #ICTMC2024 #clinicaltrials

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Great Idea for Poster presentation...!!!
Via Caroline O'Donnell/O'Flaherty Lab (Linkedin)

#scicomm #scienceoutreach #sciencetalk #scienceposter

[Emily Alger @MLE_Alger]

@SaeedeKadivar Thanks for your interest! I've added a comment to my post with tips on how to create a poster like mine :)

[Emily Alger @MLE_Alger]

2/ I used a paper fastener to pin the poster and wheel together, but a pin should work if your poster is on a pin board (which wasn’t the case for me). Print it in A4 before printing it for the conference, have a back-up plan in case something goes wrong! I hope this helps 😊

[Emily Alger @MLE_Alger]

1/ I used Microsoft PowerPoint to design my poster. I cut out a square in my main poster (image 1) and created a rotating disc in a second file (image 2). I marked the spot to pin the posters with a cross, then cut space on the right of the main poster to turn the wheel.

[Emily Alger @MLE_Alger]

It was a pleasure to present two new dose-finding trial designs at #iscb45 in Greece this week. A great way to celebrate our newly published work!
📖 https://t.co/fq1lL2qesZ

[Emily Alger @MLE_Alger]

@israelmaia16 Thank you Israel!

[Emily Alger @MLE_Alger]

💡Have you ever considered introducing Patient and Public Involvement and Engagement (PPIE) to your statistical methodology project?
✅Perhaps you should!

In our new paper we share our experiences with PPIE as we develop new dose-finding trial designs.
https://t.co/IxE4YilP27

[Emily Alger @MLE_Alger]

With special thanks to all my co-authors, Mary Van Zyl, Lee Aiyegbusi @lee_1881, Dave Chuter @CancerOG, Lizzie Dean, Anna Minchom @Anna_Minchom and Christina Yap @ChristinaBYap

[Emily Alger @MLE_Alger]

@nilslidhjortuio Once the work is published, I will share the recording from the session and accompanying paper. In the meantime I have my Google Scholar link in my bio 😊 thank you for asking!

[Emily Alger @MLE_Alger]

I really loved talking about bayesian dose-finding adaptive designs at @stats_UCL PhD seminar last week, thank you for inviting me!

[Emily Alger @MLE_Alger]

@israelmaia16 @ChristinaBYap @eClinicalMed @Anna_Minchom @lee_1881 @StatMatt9 @ICR_CTSU Thank you Israel!

[Emily Alger @MLE_Alger]

@ChristinaBYap @eClinicalMed @Anna_Minchom @lee_1881 @StatMatt9 @ICR_CTSU And thank you Christina for all your continued support!

[Emily Alger @MLE_Alger]

Delighted to present my review on the current landscape of Patient-Reported Outcomes in early phase dose-finding trials at @SCTorg’s Annual Meeting this week! #SCT2024
📌 https://t.co/0CzdFoZtdT

[Emily Alger @MLE_Alger]

So proud to represent the @turinginst and @ICR_London at Pint of Science this week, talking all about Bayesian Statistics and early phase trials! YouTube link pending ⏳ #pint24

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This week, PhD student, Emily Alger presented at a sold-out event at the @pintofscience festival. She discussed Bayesian statistics and how it is used in early phase dose-finding trials. @MLE_Alger

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Last week PhD student Emily, @MLE_Alger, presented her work on incorporating Patient-reported Outcomes in early phase adaptive trial designs at the @CR_UK Research Dissemination Workshop 2024.