Join us for an in-person symposium to celebrate 50 years of the Cox model.
📆 10 November
🕧 10:00 GMT
📍 LSHTM
🗣️ @reid_nancy, @statnav, @BhramarBioStat, Per Kragh Andersen & Heather Battey
🔗 https://t.co/TA0mqoI0LC
It's great to be hosting our first in-person Discussion Meeting since February 2020.
It's a multi-paper meeting on Statistical Aspects of the Covid-19 Pandemic.
📅 16 June, 4-6pm BST
Register your place and download the preprints at: https://t.co/PLggDhNBnt
Excess mortality in Ireland during the COVID-19 pandemic, March 2020-April 2022
Full article 👉🏼 https://t.co/O3RI5aqDQD
Excess mortality is a term used to refer to number of deaths from all causes during a period of time above & beyond what we'd normally expect to see.
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We need to reject negative stereotypes around maths
The RSS, along with many of the UK’s leading mathematical sciences societies, is led by a woman and three of our four VPs are women
We are home to thousands of female members who all like ‘hard maths’
Some news!
We are changing our name✍️
Our university has been at the heart❤️of our beautiful city since 1845 – we are becoming Ollscoil na Gaillimhe – University of Galway #UniversityofGalway
Two very good, but fairly technical presentations from John Sweeney and @NicolaFitz on #COVID19 modelling. Very useful models, and look forward to seeing them extended to look at the impacts of reinfection.
Last day to register for "Statistical Approaches to Understanding the COVID-19 Pandemic on the Island of Ireland". Speakers include @statsepi @anthonybmasters @CHeDS_ie and Prof Adele Marshall. Details: https://t.co/BN8S1vRjq9