A Statistician with expertise in longitudinal studies, Bayesian model selection and design of experiment. A research scientist @LeuvenU and lecturer @unaabweb
We have a vacancy for a research assistant (Mathematics or Statistics) for our ongoing project. Interested candidates should visit
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Deadline March 1, 2022.
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I look forward to seeing other professional colleagues at IMPS 2021 as one of the Spotlight speakers. The presentation seek to answer the question, “what exactly do you get when placing naive priors on covariance matrices?” #IMPS2021#spotlight
https://t.co/J3xxQXKO1z.
Remember to join us on July 6th for the kick-off of our IBC Online Learning Series. We welcome Peter Diggle who will deliver the Presidential Invited Address titled: Model-based geostatistics for better global health. "See you" tomorrow! #globalhealth#Science#ibconline#math
Peter Diggle's Presidential Invited Address is gonna be GREAT at the opening of our Virtual IBC on Monday July 6th! Register at https://t.co/XciPxBqITj
Ok here is a question for Professor Frank Harrell @f2harrell (Founding Chair of Biostatistics, Vanderbilt University). Let's hope that he is kind enough to reply. I realise this question is rather general and I apologise for that, but given that in this short series *1/3*
Last Wednesday, I asked Professor Stephen Senn a question relevant to his keen interest and work in the history of statistical inference. He kindly replied and a brief discussion between us resulted. I will now collate that discussion for easy reading. *1/14*