SRCOS - Summer Research Conference 2006

2006年夏季统计研究会议南方地区统计委员会（SRCOS）与美国统计协会将于2006年6月4日至7日在德克萨斯州的Kerrville组织一次夏季统计研究会议（SRC）。会议的目标是在轻松和刺激的气氛中汇集所有学术水平的统计研究人员。2006年夏季统计学研究会议（SRC）的项目主席是贝勒大学统计科学系的Jack Tubbs博士和凯斯西储大学统计系的孙家阳博士。会议主题包括：药物中的贝叶斯方法，适应性临床设计，假设的多重检验，生物信息学，数据机密性和安全性，文本和数据挖掘。主要资深讲者包括；Stacy Lindborg, Eli Lilly, Andre Rogatko， Emory大学，Don Berry, m.d Anderson, Jeff Hart, Texas A&amp；M, Rudy Guerra， Rice大学，Simon Sheather, Texas A&amp；M, Alan Karr, NISS/SAMSI, Ed Wegman， George Mason大学。一个海报会议是开放的研究生和其他与会者介绍他们的研究。会议的各届会议不是同时举行的。研究主题领域广泛，方法在一系列领域（如医学，国土安全，商业等）的应用。每个90分钟的会议，由一位高级演讲者和两位初级演讲者组成，旨在深入报道该主题，从高级演讲者的概述到初级研究人员具体的当前研究问题。鼓励高级研究生，博士后研究员和初级研究人员参加并出席评审海报会议。感谢NSF为学生和初级研究人员提供的旅费支持。有关会议的详细信息可在http://www.baylor.edu/statistics/srcos/上找到

Summer Research Conference in Statistics, 2006The Southern Regional Council on Statistics (SRCOS) together with the American Statistical Association is organizing a Summer Research Conference (SRC) in Statistics be held June 4-7, 2006, in Kerrville, Texas. The conference objective is to bring together statistics researchers of all academic levels in a relaxed and stimulating atmosphere. The program chairs for the 2006 Summer Research Conference (SRC) on Statistics are Dr. Jack Tubbs, Department of Statistical Science, Baylor University, and Dr. Jiayang Sun, Department of Statistics, Case Western Reserve University. The session topics include; Bayesian Methods in Pharmaceuticals, Adaptive Clinical Designs, Multiple Tests of Hypotheses, Bioinformatics, Data Confidentiality and Security, and Text and Data Mining. The principal Senior speakers include; Stacy Lindborg, Eli Lilly, Andre Rogatko, Emory University, Don Berry, M D Anderson, Jeff Hart, Texas A&M, Rudy Guerra, Rice University, Simon Sheather, Texas A&M, Alan Karr, NISS/SAMSI, and Ed Wegman, George Mason University. A poster session is open for graduate students and other attendees to present their research. The sessions of the conference are not concurrent. The research topic areas are broad, with applications of the methodologies in a spectrum of fields (such as medicine, homeland security, business, etc.) The individual 90-minutes sessions, featuring a senior speaker and two junior speakers, are structured to provide in-depth coverage of the topic, from an overview by the senior speaker to specific, current research problems of the junior researchers. Advanced graduate students, postdoctoral fellows, and junior researchers are encouraged to attend and present in the judged poster session. Support to offset travel expenses for students and junior researchers by NSF is gratefully acknowledged. Detailed information about the conference can be found at http://www.baylor.edu/statistics/srcos/