Events
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Stats Society: Meet our Early Career & Student Statistician Reps
Please join the Statistical Society of Australia's Early Career and Student Statistician Network (ECSSN) representatives at this virtual welcome event and learn how we can connect with each other. We are joining forces with our neighbours and friends from the New Zealand Statistical Association ECSSN to organise a Webinar Series starting in September that will…
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ADSN Workshop: Australia’s Data-enabled Research Future
This workshop will explore the just-released reports from the ARDC, the Australian Council of Learned Academies (ACOLA) and the five Learned Academies to help build a more coherent data policy and uplift our national data capabilities for researchers. CLICK HERE FOR ZOOM LINK If asked, passcode is 038636 QUT Centre for Data Science Director Kerrie Mengersen…
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The design and analysis of a two-phase experiments involving human subjects
This is a meeting of the South Australian Branch of the Statistical Society of Australia. Guest presenter: Chris Brien, Adjunct Associate Professor, UniSA STEM, The University of South Australia; Senior…
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Kernel Stein discrepancy minimization for MCMC thinning in cardiac electrophysiology
This is presented by the Bayesian Section of the Statistical Society of Australia Guest speaker: Dr Marina Riabiz, King's College, London Abstract: Calcium is the end-point intracellular signal driving cardiac…
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Webinar: Measuring Sex, Gender Identity, and Sexual Orientation
ZoomThe Statistical Society is pleased to announce the following event: Measuring Sex, Gender Identity, and Sexual Orientation 30 August 2022, 10:30 AM, AEST, held online via Zoom. We are pleased to present a panel consisting of US researchers who are members of the Committee on Measuring Sex, Gender Identity, and Sexual Orientation, and who conducted…
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The initial impact of the COVID-19, social distancing and movement restrictions on crime in NSW, Australia.
The Canberra Branch of the Statistical Society of Australia invites you to its August branch meeting, featuring an online talk by Dr Joanna Wang from the University of Technology Sydney. Abstract: The spread of COVID-19 has prompted Governments around the world to impose draconian restrictions on business activity, public transport, and public freedom of movement.…