Events List
Approximate Marginal Likelihood Inference in Mixed Models for Grouped Data
-Speaker: Speaker: Alex Stringer, Assistant Professor, Department of Statistics and Actuarial Science, University of Waterloo
Event type: Seminar
Location: ESB 4192 / Zoom
Fall 2023 Statistics Orientation/Faculty Flash Talks
-Speaker:
Event type: Social
Location: ESB 4192
Statistics Imagine Day 2023/24
-Speaker:
Event type: Student Event
Location: BUCH A104 for presentations / ESB 3009 for lunch
Two MSc student presentations (Liam Gilson & Giuliano Netto Flores Cruz)
-Speaker: Speaker: Liam Gilson, UBC Statistics MSc student; Giuliano Netto Flores Cruz, UBC Bioinformatics MSc student
Event type: Seminar
Location: ESB 4192 / Zoom
Risk Prediction for Premature Menopause in Childhood Cancer Survivors
-Speaker: Speaker: Yan Yuan, Associate Professor, School of Public Health, University of Alberta
Event type: Seminar
Location: ESB 4192 / Zoom
Phylogenetic analysis: expectations, reality and bridging the gap between the two
-Speaker: Speaker: Julija Pecerska, Postdoctoral researcher, Zurich University of Applied Sciences
Event type: Seminar
Location: ESB 4192 / Zoom
Regularized Relative Risk Regression: A Non-GLM Approach with Emphasis on Large p, Small N Simulations
-Speaker: Speaker: Xinyuan (Chloe) You, UBC Statistics MSc Student
Event type: Seminar
Location: ESB 4192/Zoom
Two UBC Statistics MSc student presentations (Nirupama Tamvada & Maggie Liu)
-Speaker: Speaker: Nirupama Tamvada, UBC Statistics MSc student; Yitong (Maggie) Liu, UBC Statistics MSc student
Event type: Seminar
Location: ESB 4192 / Zoom
Statistical Methods for Population Size Estimation on Trees
-Speaker: Speaker: Mallory Flynn, UBC Statistics PhD Student
Event type: Seminar
Location: ESB 4192/Zoom
Conditional Inference and Prediction of a Survival Response Based on Vine Copula Models
-Speaker: Speaker: Shenyi Pan, UBC Statistics PhD Student
Event type: Seminar
Location: ESB 4192 / Zoom
On factor copula-based mixed regression models
-Speaker: Speaker: Pavel Krupskiy, Lecturer, School of Mathematics and Statistics, University of Melbourne
Event type: Seminar
Location: ESB 4192 / Zoom
Two UBC Statistics MSc student presentations (Giuseppe Tomio & Jana Osea)
-Speaker: Speaker: Giuseppe Tomio, UBC Statistics MSc student; Jana Osea, UBC Statistics MSc student
Event type: Seminar
Location: ESB 4192 / Zoom
Post hoc inference for genomics and neuroimaging
-Speaker: Speaker: Pierre Neuvial, CNRS researcher (DR) in Statistics, Institut de Mathématiques de Toulouse (IMT)
Event type: Seminar
Location: ESB 4192 / Zoom
Epidemic models: can we make them behave better?
-Speaker: Speaker: Rob Deardon, Professor of Biostatistics, University of Calgary
Event type: Seminar
Location: Zoom
A corrected Clarke test for model selection
-Speaker: Speaker: Aleksey Min, Professor and Chair of Mathematical Finance, Technical University of Munich (TUM)
Event type: Seminar
Location: ESB 4192 / Zoom
Markov Chain Monte Carlo and Langevin equations on a Stratification
-Speaker: Speaker: Miranda Holmes-Cerfon, Associate Professor, UBC Mathematics
Event type: Seminar
Location: ESB 4192 / Zoom
Bayesian Models for Hierarchical Clustering of Network Data
-Speaker: Speaker: Creagh Briercliffe, UBC Statistics PhD Student
Event type: Seminar
Location: ESB 4192 / Zoom
EDI Seminar Series: Dr. Melania Alvarez
-Speaker: Speaker: Dr. Melania Alvarez, Education Coordinator, Pacific Institute for the Mathematical Sciences, UBC
Event type: Seminar
Location: ESB 4192 / Zoom
Statistical Imaging of Black Holes using the Event Horizon Telescope
-Speaker: Speaker: Paul Tiede, Postdoctoral Researcher, Center for Astrophysics, Harvard & Smithsonian
Event type: Seminar
Location: ESB 4192 / Zoom
VanBUG Bioinformatics Seminar: Yongjin Park
-Speaker: Speaker: Yongjin Park, Assistant Professor, UBC Department of Statistics
Event type: Seminar
Location: St. Paul's Hospital, Cullen Family Lecture Theatre (Room 1477), Providence Building, Level 1, 1081 Burrard St, Vancouver, BC V6Z 1Y6 / Zoom meeting available at https://www.vanbug.org on seminar day.