Chiara Sabatti, Faculty Director of our longstanding Workshop in Biostatistics Series, attends the 2018 Symposium.

Workshops in Biostatistics (BIODS/STATS 260)

Open to enrolled students and all members of the Stanford community.

Receiving Credit for Attending a Workshop Seminar

Students who wish to receive two credits must write an essay summarizing one of the seminars and discussing it critically in the context of the background readings.

Because the Biostatistics Workshop doubles as a class, the current university response to the pandemic requires us to restrict in-person attendance to Stanford students, faculty and staff. We hope to be able to revise these restrictions soon and welcome back all our biostatistics workshop community.

Suggestions and self-nominations for seminar speakers and topics are welcome.

The Workshop is held from 1:30-3:00pm in MSOB x303

Winter 2023 Calendar

DATE	INVESTIGATOR	PRESENTATION TITLE
1/12	Alex Ioannidis	Genomic Diversity in the Age of Biobanks Download Abstract
1/19	Brian Hie	Learning to read and write protein evolution Download Abstract
1/26	Barbara Engelhardt	Cell Atlas Building: Challenges and Methods Download Abstract
2/2	Lily Peng/ Sunny Virmani	Three Common Myths in Translating AI for Healthcare Download Abstract
2/9	Lei Xing	Medical imaging and genomic data analysis in the age of AI Download Abstract and Suggested Readings
2/16	Eric Sun/Rong Ma	Meta-algorithms for high-dimensional data visualization Download Abstract
2/23	Eshan Adeli	Analyzing human activities in videos and identifying neuroimaging biomarkers from MRIs for phenotyping neurodegenerative disorders Download Abstract
3/2	Emma Lundberg	Mapping the spatiotemporal proteome architecture of human cells Download Abstract
3/9	Catherine Tcheandjieu	Challenge and opportunity for genetic discovery for coronary artery diseases in diverse population Download Abstract
3/16	Nancy Zhang	DBDS Seminar Abstract Download

Archive of Recent Workshop in Biostatistics Presentations > >

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