The Royal Statistical Society is providing online access to over 30 hours worth of sessions from the 2022 International Conference being held in Aberdeen.
Coverage will include all keynote sessions plus a selection of invited topic sessions with up to 3 being broadcast at any one time.
Sessions can be watched live - with the ability to submit questions to speakers - recorded with access available for up to 30 days post-conference.
The following sessions are due to be broadcast to the online platform [this list is provisional and subject to change]:
Plenary sessions:
- A celebration of the life and work of Sir David Cox: Nanny Wermuth, Nancy Reid and Ruth Keogh
- Campion (President's Invited) Lecture: Adrian Raftery - Bayesian Demography and Climate Change Assessment
- Significance Lecture: Jeni Tennison
- Kendall Lecture: Ewain Gwynne
- Discussion Meeting: Statistical aspects related to climate change analysis
- Simon Wood - What just happened? Risk, Covid, lockdowns and semi-parametric methods
- Barnett Lecture: Ruth King
Invited Topic sessions:
- Papers from the RSS Journals: 50 years of Cox regression
- RSS Statistical Ambassadors Showcase
- Model selection and discrimination for environmental and spatial applications
- Recent methodological advances for analysing complex high-dimensional data
- The future of applied statisticians working in fields related to medicine, health and social care
- Share your stats with R & Python
- Are we talking the same language? Building collaborations between statisticians and scientists
- Beyond Surveys: understanding data quality in alternative data sources (parts 1 & 2)
- Statistical excellence in early career writing award
- Statistics of strange species
- What should the future look like for the UK's data research infrastructure?
- Misuse of official statistics: what does it mean to be 'misleading'?
- Exploring Explainable AI in the financial sector from a statistical perspective
- From Ivory Towers to Industry: Novel Applications of Statistics in Business
- COP26 and beyond: data for decision-making and for public understanding of climate change
- Mental Health Statistics: pandemic, data and improving evidence
Professional Development workshops:
- Statisticians for Society - supporting the charity sector
- R you ready for Python? (parts 1 & 2)
- Don't Panic! The Ambassadors guide to communicating statistics
Further sessions to be confirmed
The full conference programme can be viewed
here.
Keynote speakers will include:
Ewain Gwynne
Ruth Keogh
Ruth King
Adrian Raftery
Nancy Reid
Jeni Tennison
Nanny Wermuth
Simon Wood
Full breakdown of registration fees by RSS membership type can be viewed
here.