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2010
March 2010
- We are running a reading group on the theme Bayesian Networks and Graphical models. Email Andrew Brown if you wish to join.
- Nature highlights results in the paper by (among others) Heidi Lyng, Marit Holden, Ingrid Glad and Linn Cecilie Bergersen. Congratulations!
- New website of Forskningsrådet which explains funding opportunities for the industry: Click here.
- ClimateWise is the collaborative insurance initiative through which members aim to work together to respond to the myriad risks and opportunities of climate change. Our projects CCII, ClimateInsure and IFCC support the Media: document "Insurers call for 40% emission cuts by 2020 to control the risks arising from climate change", presented for UN climate change negotiations in Copenhagen in December.
Date: Thursday March 4
Place: University of Oslo, Domus Medica. Room 2180
Event: Biostatistics Seminar, jointly organized by BMMS, Department of Biostatistics, Department of Mathematics and (sfi)²
Time: 14:30-15:30. Coffee/tea is served from 14:15.
Speaker: Morten Wang Fagerland (Ullevål Department of Research Administration, Oslo University Hospital)
Title: Outcome based subgroup analysis: a neglected concern
Abstract
February 2010
Date: Tuesday February 23
Place: Statistics for Innovation (sfi)² / Norwegian computing center (NR), room alfa-omega
Event: Tuesday statistics seminar (Joint (sfi)² and Dept Mathematics)
Speaker: Dagfinn Føllesdal (Department of Philosophy, Classics, History of Art and Ideas, University of Oslo)
Title: Gödel og Husserl
14.15-15.15: Lecture
Abstract
- The Yggdrasil mobility programme promotes the internationalisation of Norwegian research by offering grants to international Ph.D. students and younger researchers in connection with an up to 10 months research stays in Norway. The programme seeks to make Norway an attractive research destination for highly qualified international Ph.D. students and younger researchers in all subject areas, thus strengthening the Norwegian research communities involved. Grant applications will be accepted from the following countries: All European countries, including all Council of Europe member states, except for the Nordic countries (Denmark, Finland, Iceland and Sweden). Non-European countries: Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Egypt, India, Israel, Japan, Mexico and South Africa. See here how to apply. Contact us for help. Deadline 17.02.2010.
Date: Tuesday February 16
Place: University of Oslo, Mathematics building (Niels Henrik Abels hus), 8th floor, room B81
Event: Tuesday statistics seminar (Joint (sfi)² and Dept Mathematics)
Speaker: Anders Skrondal (Norwegian Institute of Public Health and Department of Mathematics, University of Oslo)
Title: Can biological interaction be investigated in case-control studies?
14.15-15.00: Lecture
Abstract
Date: Tuesday February 9
Place: University of Oslo, Mathematics building (Niels Henrik Abels hus), 8th floor, room B81
Event: Tuesday statistics seminar (Joint (sfi)² and Dept Mathematics)
Speaker: David Hirst (Norwegian Computing Center)
Title: A Bayesian hierarchical modelling approach to estimating landings- and discards-at-age
14.15-15.00: Lecture
Abstract
February 1-2: International Workshop on Modern Statistics for Climate Research
January 2010
Date: Tuesday January 26
Place: Statistics for Innovation (sfi)² / Norwegian computing center (NR), room alfa-omega
Event: Statistics seminar (Joint (sfi)² and Dept Mathematics)
Speaker: Johan Segers, Université catholique de Louvain, Belgium
Title: Inference on Copulas: When Ignorance is Bliss
14.15-15.00: Lecture
Abstract
Date: Thursday January 21
Place: University of Oslo, Domus Medica. Room 2183.
Event: Biostatistics Seminar, jointly organized by BMMS, Department of Biostatistics, Department of Mathematics and (sfi)²
Time: 14:30-15:30. Coffee/tea is served from 14:15.
Speaker: Siem H. Heisterkamp, Sr. Principal Statistician, Research Data and Quantitative Sciences, Schering-Plough Research Institute, Netherlands.
Title: Directed Acyclic Graphs and the use of Linear Mixed models
Abstract
Date: Tuesday January 19
Place: Statistics for Innovation (sfi)² / Norwegian computing center (NR), room alfa-omega
Event: Statistics seminar (Joint (sfi)² and Dept Mathematics)
Speaker: Nico Keilman, Department of Economics, University of Oslo
Title: On future household structure
14.15-15.00: Lecture
Abstract
Date: Thursday January 14
Place: Auditorium 2 Helga Engs hus, Blindern Campus, University of Oslo
Event: One-day workshop
Speakers: Norman Breslow (University of Washington, Seattle), Elja Arjas and Olli Saarela (University of Helsinki), Thomas Scheike (University of Copenhagen), Michal Kulich (Charles University, Prague) and Sven Ove Samuelsen (Department of Mathematics, University of Oslo)
Title: Recent developments for case-cohort and nested case-control studies
10.00-16.00: Lectures
A detailed program and information on registration is here.
Date: Tuesday January 12
Place: University of Oslo, Mathematics building (Niels Henrik Abels hus), 8th floor, room B81
Event: Tuesday statistics seminar (Joint (sfi)² and Dept Mathematics)
Speaker: Bent Natvig, Department of Mathematics, University of Oslo
Title: Evaluation of Bayesian Hierarchical Models. From Bayesian p-values to Conflict Measures
14.15-15.00: Lecture
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