Lowell Reed Lecture
Applied Public Health Statistics Section
Updated: 12/18/2012
Lowell Reed Lectures
2012
Brad Efron, PhD
Lecture: Bayes, Empirical Bayes, and the Bootstrap
2011
Dennis Gillings, PhD
Lecture: What If? Predicting the Impact of Modeling and Simulation in our Future Healthcare
2010
Clarice Weinberg, PhD
Lecture: Post-Genomic Age and the Unfulfilled Promise of Personalized Medicine: What's Missing? What Can Biostatisticians Do to Help?
2009
Ronald Brookmeyer, PhD
Lecture: Measuring the HIV/AIDS Epidemic: Challenges and Opportunities.
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2008
Stanley Lemeshow, PhD
Lecture: Assessing the Scale of Continuous Covariates in Logistic Regression Modelling.
2007
Scott Zeger, PhD
Lecture: Biostatistics: Reflections on what Lowell Reed might have thought about where it is and where it is headed.
2006
Ted Colton, PhD
Lecture: Ten Commandments for a Successful Career in Statistics
2005
Jay Glasser, PhD
Lecture: Statistics and Leadership: Our Legacy and Future
2004
Robert T. O'Neill, PhD
Lecture: Biostatistics, the FDA and Public Health
2003
William Eddy, PhD
Lecture: Sports-related Concussion: An Application of Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging
2002
Colin Begg, PhD
Lecture: N/A
2001
Donald B. Rubin, PhD
Lecture: On the estimation of the causal effects of smoking due to the conduct of the tobacco industry
2000
James H. Ware, PhD
Lecture: Multilevel Analysis: Methods and Model Interpretation.
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