In April 2018, the ViCBiostat team met for a brief review of recent research and work in progress. The presentations from students and post docs, available here , provide...
Professor of Biostatistics, Department of Health Sciences at the University of Leicester. Part time position at the Department of Medical Epidemiology and...
Congratulations to Dr Jo McKenzie who was recently awarded an NHMRC Career Development Fellowship, commencing in 2018. She will continue to undertake methodological research in meta-analysis and evidence synthesis. This...
Read Katherine Lee and Sabine Braat's recent contribution to "The Conversation" an independent source of news and views, sourced from the academic and research community.
It was a successful night at the recent Young Statisticians Conference in Tweed Heads, NSW. Kelsey Grantham from Monash was awarded 1st prize for Best Student Presentation with her talk...
Emily Karahalios was awarded the Thomas C Chalmers award for best oral presentation "addressing methodological issues related to systematic reviews given by an early career investigator" at the Global Evidence...
Two of our very own ViCBiostat PhD students will be speaking in the Statistical Society of Australia's "Young Statisticians Showcase" on September 19. This event showcases the best and brightest...
ViCBiostat PhD students and researchers recently presented their methodological research at the International Society for Clinical Biostatistics Conference 2017, Vigo, Spain.
Prof. Julie Simpson and Dr Margarita Moreno Betancur delivered a ViCBiostat short course with A/Prof Ronald Geskus in May in Bangkok, Thailand. Participants were researchers based at the South East...
At the recent ACTA awards , Trial of the Year was awarded to the Aspirin and Tranexamic Acid for Coronary Artery Surgery (ATACAS) Trial which was run by Paul...
Damjan recently co-presented a paper at the Actuaries Summit titled "Thinking about life insurance through a genetic lens" that summarised the latest genetics research and what impact it might have...
