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Division of Biostatistics
School of Public Health
University of Minnesota
A460 Mayo Building,
MMC 303
420 Delaware St SE
Minneapolis, MN 55455

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Seminars

Current Academic Year


Locations, times, and days of talks vary.
For information on a specific seminar click on the Topic link below. For a map of the seminar location, click on the Location.

 

2008-2009 Seminars
Date
Location		 Presenter Topic
September 12
Moos 2-620

Saurabh Ghosh
Human Genetics Unit
Indian Statistical Institute

 Model-Free Linkage and Association Mapping Of Complex Traits Using Quantitative Endophenotypes
September
24
Moos 5-125 		Haitao Chu
Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center
University of North Carolina		 Random Effects Models in a Meta-Analysis of the Accuracy of Two Diagnostic Tests without a Gold Standard
October
1
Moos 2-620 		Robert Derozio
Florida Integrated Science Center
USGS & Dept. of Statistics
University of Florida		 Estimation of Manatee Abundance from Aerial Surveys Using Dual Observers and Removal Sampling
October
15
Moos 5-125 		Ruzong Fan
Department of Statistics
Texas A&M University
 Extended Homozygosity Score Tests to Detect Positive Selection in Genome-wide Scans
November
5
Moos 5-125
Logan Spector, Division of Epidemiology
&
Tracy Bergemann, Division of Biostatistics
University of Minnesota		 Case-parent Triad Analyses of Genes Related to Bone Growth in Osteosarcoma
November
19
Moos 5-125 		Sumithra Mandrekar
Division of Biomedical Statistics and Informatics
Mayo Clinic, Rochester
 Continuous Measurements versus Categorization to Assess Anti-Tumor Activity in Cancer Clinical Trials: Is One Really Better Than the Other?
December
3
Moos 5-125

Wei Pan
Division of Biostatistics
University of Minnesota

 Some Old and New Tests of Disease Association with Multiple SNPs in Linkage Disequilibrium
January
15
Moos 2-520		 Scott Emerson
Department of Biostatistics
University of Washington		 On the Use of Stochastic Curtailment in Sequential Clinical Trials
February
11
Mayo 1250		 Shuying Sun
Mathematical Biosciences Institute
Ohio State University		 A Quantile Approach to Analyzing Differential Methylation Hybridization Microarrays
February
18
Mayo 1250		 Peng Wei
Division of Biostatistics
University of Minnesota		 Network-based Mixture Models for Genomic Discovery
February
20
Mayo D327
 Jose-Miguel Yamal
Department of Biostatistics
University of Texas M.D. Anderson Cancer Center		 Multilevel Classification: Classifying Data Based on Variable Number of Replicated Measures with Application in Cervical Neoplasia Screening
February
25
Mayo 1250		 Joe Koopmeiners
Department of Biostatistics
University of Washington		 Conditional Estimation after a Phase II Group Sequential Diagnostic Biomarker Study
March
4
Mayo 1250		 Eunhee Kim
Department of Biostatistics
University of North Carolina 		Semi-parametric Transformation Models for Multiple Biomarkers in ROC Analysis
March
25
Moos 1-450		 Brad Carlin
Division of Biostatistics
University of Minnesota		 Bayesian Adaptive Methods for
Clinical Trial Design and Analysis
or
What I Did on My Fall Semester Leave
April
6
Moos 1-450		 Xiao-Hua Andrew Zhou
Department of Biostatistics
University of Washington		 Some New Models for Predicting Health Care Costs of Individual Patients
April
8
Moos 1-450		 Dalene Stangl
Department of Statistical Science
Duke University
 Linking Statistical Analysis and Decision Analysis in Health-Related Research
April
14
Moos 1-450

Weihua Guan
Department of Biostatistics
University of Michigan

 Genetic Similarity Matching for Genome-wide Association Studies
April
15
Mayo 1250		 Sean Nugent
Minneapolis VA Medical Center		 Participation in PTSD Treatment
(Who Starts, Stays, or Drops Out)
How to Identify a Population of Patients Seeking Treatment in Real Time: Only at the VA?
April
20
Moos 1-450

Joshua Sampson
Department of Biostatistics
Yale University

 Selecting SNPs to Correctly Predict Ethnicity
April
21
Moos 1-450		 Zuoheng Anita Wang
Department of Statistics
The University of Chicago		 Testing Untyped SNPs in Case-Control Association Studies with Related Individuals
April
22
Moos 1-450

Karla Ballman
Mayo Clinic, Rochester
Some Trials Encountered in Clinical Trials
April
28
Moos 1-450
 Erik Bloomquist
Biostatistics
University of California,
Los Angeles		 Hierarchical Models in Molecular Evolution
April
30
Mayo 3-125		 Julian Wolfson
Department of Biostatistics
Univeristy of Washington		 Statistical Identifiability and the
Surrogate Endpoint Problem,
with Application to Vaccine Trials

2007-2008 Seminars
2006-2007 Seminars
2005-2006 Seminars

 

 

 
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