Victor De Gruttola will be leading the next Career Development Series session tomorrow from 12-1:30 PM in the Biostatistics Conference Room. During this interactive session, Victor will reflect on his involvement … Continue reading “Career Development Series”
The annual Marvin Zelen Leadership Award in Statistical Science, supported by colleagues, friends and family, was established to honor Dr. Marvin Zelen’s long and distinguished career as a statistician and his major role … Continue reading “Marvin Zelen Award Nominations Due 12/18”
Just before Thanksgiving, doctoral candidate Heather Mattie gave a talk entitled “Biostatistics: Using Numbers to Improve Health and Help Communities Thrive” at the American Indian Science and Engineering Society (AISES) conference … Continue reading “AISES Conference”
As part of our Department Colloquium Series, Michael G. Hudgens from the Department of Biostatistics at the University of North Carolina will be our speaker on December 10, 2015. Dr. Hudgens will … Continue reading “Colloquium Speaker”
The Departments of Biostatistics and Statistics are pleased to announce the first year of joint seminars between the two departments to encourage collaboration and networking, as well as a greater … Continue reading “Biostats/Stats Joint Seminar”
Wellesley College students participated in sessions with alumnae, public health researchers and practitioners last week. Wellesley College’s Harambee House invited alumna (and our Biostats Student Services Manager) Tonia Smith, to campus to … Continue reading “Public Health Panel at Wellesley”
This short course will introduce Concept and Theory, Methods and Software Tools needed to critically evaluate and conduct genetic association studies in unrelated individuals and family samples, including: multiple comparisons … Continue reading “Genetic Association Analysis Course”
Second year doctoral student Octavious Talbot co-moderated a panel discussion on “Prison Cells and Psychiatric Units: On Deviance and Social Control” which discussed how the pathway to prison is often paved with … Continue reading “Panel Discussion at DLOV Conference”
Jeremiah Zhe Liu, SM ’15, is interviewed for the school’s “Why Public Health?” series. Watch this video link and hear Jeremiah’s story of how he grew up in a coal-mining town … Continue reading “Student Stories – Why Public Health?”
Harvard Catalyst | The Harvard Clinical & Translational Science Center Biostatistics Program: Methods of Analysis of Genetic Studies Liming Liang, PhD December 10-11, 2015 8:30am-noon, Kresge G-3 & G-1 RSVP to mplante@hsph.harvard.edu Please … Continue reading “Catalyst Biostatistics Course”
