Www.samsi.info. Vision: To focus on the synthesis of the statistical sciences and the applied mathematical sciences with disciplinary science to confront.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

The Basics Vision: New synthesis of statistical sciences and applied mathematical sciences with disciplinary science to confront data- and model-driven.

Advertisements

Location: NISS building Research Triangle Park North Carolina Information:

Vision: To focus on the synthesis of the statistical sciences and the applied mathematical sciences with disciplinary science to confront difficult data-

Case Studies M.Sc. in Applied Statistics Dr. Órlaith Burke Michaelmas Term 2012.

Emily Thrasher Morgan Early North Carolina State University May 25, 2012 Robert Noyce Teacher Scholarship Program Conference Washington, DC.

2011 PI Conference Overview Assessment/Evaluation 2. Collaboration 3. Dissemination 4. Faculty Development 5. Key Challenges 6. Materials Development.

CONFERENCE EVALUATION JUNE 23, Respondents’ distribution Stakeholder groupNumber of responses Community member7 Practitioner or service provider21.

EVALUATING FACULTY Lydia Fox, University of the Pacific Jon Harbor, Purdue University.

Education, Outreach and Training. Specifications Document Overall objective: Better integration of ecoinformatics, in general, and SEEK tools, specifically,

ALL ABOUT THE Office of Planning and Assessment What is the CLA? 1. Developed by the Council for Aid to Education (CAE), the CLA is a 90-minute assessment.

EUDOXOS PROJECT UNDER ITALIAN SKY Teacher’s point of view.

K-16 programs College of Engineering and Computing.

General Education Teaching For Excellence Spring, 2008 Tami Eggleston Associate Professor of Psychology Interim Associate Dean.

Location: NISS building Research Triangle Park North Carolina Information:

“Software Platform Development for Continuous Monitoring Sensor Networks” Sebastià Galmés and Ramon Puigjaner Dept. of Mathematics and Computer Science.

Science Seminar in Astronomy & Cosmologies week 1, Spring 2005 Welcome and introductions Schedule and our Web pages Texts Assignments and Covenant break.

First year lab projects. Structure of first year lab Opt./Elec.DemonstrationComputing First Term Second Term Third Term | | | | | | Monday

Logistics: –My office hours: T, Th 4-5pm or by appointment –Class Web page:

COMS W1004 Introduction to Computer Science June 25, 2008.

1 Cooperative Institute for Research in the Atmosphere CIRA Colorado State University An Overview Prepared by: Mary McInnis-Efaw Department Manager, CIRA.

T-I-P-S Technology Instruction Program for Students Episode II: The Evolution of the Applications Help desk Presented by Raphael Web SUNY at Oneonta.

ECS 298 Photorealistic Image Synthesis course overview Brian Budge Center for Image Processing and Integrated Computing Computer Science Department University.

CEA-CREST Research Experience for Undergraduates: Sensors for Environmental Science/Engineering.

Welcome and Overview Richard Anderson University of Washington June 30, 20081IUCEE: Welcome and Overview.

NSF ADVANCE Program Academic Careers in Engineering & Science (ACES) Lynn T. Singer (Provost’s Office), PI John Angus (Chemical Engineering), co-PI Mary.

NIH Fellowships JoyAnn Phillips Rohan, PhD Postdoctoral Fellow Office of Minority Health and Health Disparities Georgetown University.

TRC Project Director Webinar February 2-3,2012. Greetings  Agenda for Today:  Eighteenth Annual Meeting  Grant Update ( )  RFA Update ( )

Suzanne Lenhart, Associate Director for Education, Outreach and Diversity Research and Education Opportunities at NIMBioS US Department of Homeland Security.

BCH4905 Science for Life Seminar, Spring Procedures for the Class Or How to ENJOY the semester and GET AN “A” in BCH4905, Science for Life Seminar,

Learning to Swim: The transition from data desert to deluge in undergraduate biology education.

School of Graduate Research Dr Jennifer Sinclair Research Fellow.

Year 12 About Enrichment Week. Options after year 13 Visiting speakers University applications Connexions Visit to UCAS convention in Birmingham Oxford.

Before you are seated, please look inside the back of your nametag for a slip of colored paper. Please seat yourself at the table bearing a sheet of paper.

Workshop on Collaborations in the Mathematical Geosciences October 6-7, 2005.

REU PI Meeting Best Practices Chair: Masoud Milani Scribe: Behrooz Shirazi April 27, 2007.

1. Applied Mathematics 2 Focused Research Areas at IIT We are the mathematics department, and we concentrate on Applied Analysis.

Michigan’s Public Review of the Next Generation Science Standards for Today’s Students and Tomorrow’s Workforce.

2013 OSEP Project Directors’ Conference Mandatory Breakout Presenters’ Webinar Thursday, May 2, 2013.

Introduction to Statistics for the Social Sciences SBS200, COMM200, GEOG200, PA200, POL200, or SOC200 Lecture Section 001, Spring 2015 Room 150 Harvill.

Dissemination of Qualitative Research 24 th April 2015 Dr. Paul Whybrow Newcastle University Vikki Park Northumbria University.

Summer 2013 Brackenridge Program Information Session (P. Koehler) Topics to be addressed: Important Dates. Who is eligible to apply? What do you need to.

KSEA Today & Tomorrow Bringing Science, Technology, and Community Together! Korean-American Scientists & Engineers Association.

WARM UP Copy the ENTIRE Question with Answers and Circle your answer.

Postdoctoral Opportunities CEMPH Symposium June 20, 2011 Jeffrey Becker Chancellor’s Professor and Head Microbiology Department University of Tennessee.

A centre of expertise in digital information managementwww.ukoln.ac.uk Institutional Web Management Workshop 2004: Transforming The Organisation Brian.

1 Illinois Wireless Summer School August 3-7, 2009 University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.

Vision: To focus on the synthesis of the statistical sciences and the applied mathematical sciences with disciplinary science to confront difficult data-

Developing a community of Interdisciplinary Scholars at The University of Chicago Julie Feder Institute for Biophysical Dynamics 5 March 2006.

Credit Load Outlined Minimum Credits Allowed: (exclusive of Physical Education credits) Freshmen 6.0 credits Sophomores 6.0 credits Juniors 6.0 credits.

The 2006 REU Summer Symposium marked the end of PSU's 8-week summer undergraduate research program where each participant gave a 15-minute power point.

Graduate Institute For Teaching (GIFT). History Launched in May 2007 Open to Tufts Arts, Sciences, and Engineering doctoral students, as well as post-doctoral.

LTER issues – May 2015: Thanks for electing me! Thanks to Scott Collins! Plans for this meeting: – Science Council does science: Movement of inorganic.

Chris Davis, Director Paula Fisher, Administrator Scott Briggs, Administrative Assistant Kathleen Barney, Administrative Assistant Vicki Holzhauer, Administrative.

Joint Science Workshop Biodiversity, Terrestrial Ecology, and Related Applied Sciences.

: MSRI-Undergraduate Program: Origin, present form, and future Ricardo Cortez January 28 th, 2008.

CSE 291 Programming Sensor Networks Andrew Chien Spring 2003 April 1, 2003.

X Jubilee INTERNATIONAL SUMMER SCHOOL of Solving Practical Problems in Mechanics, Materials Engineering and Transportation Zbigniew KLOS Poznan University.

CIRTL Network Administrative Meeting Wednesday, December 4, :00-1:00 ET/ 11:00-12:00 CT/ 10:00-9:00 MT / 9:00-8:00 PT.

27 TH APRIL 2016 Student Research Conference. Importance of Student Research Undergraduate level work can be of extremely high quality but is rarely shared.

Best Practices for LTER Site Websites

D I S C O V E R Y Challenge.

Sara Heiman, KAWSE Program Coordinator

UNDERSTANDING CLIMATE CHANGE: A DATA-DRIVEN APPROACH

2018 Cohort 1 Change Agents and Administrators Workshop

Advancing Literacy: Literacy & Learning in ALL Classrooms

Location: NISS building

Leadership and Professional Development Student Chapter

Supporting Faculty Research

WVU RESEARCH WEEK APRIL 1-5, 2019.

Getting to Know the Writing Resources Center

Presentation transcript:

Vision: To focus on the synthesis of the statistical sciences and the applied mathematical sciences with disciplinary science to confront difficult data- and model-driven scientific challenges. Location: NISS building (soon, with a new wing!) Research Triangle Park North Carolina Information:

Current and Future Programs Operating in –Risk Analysis, Extreme Events and Decision Theory –Random Media –Environmental Sensor Networks (Spring) Scheduled for –Sequential Monte Carlo Methods for Scientific Computing –Algebraic Techniques in Statistics and Systems Biology –Meta-Analysis: Synthesis and Appraisal of Multiple Sources of Evidence (June 2-13, 2008) Being Considered for –Spatial Analysis in Environmental Mapping, Epidemiology and Climate Change –Stochastic Dynamics

Opportunities for Participation Proposing and leading a research program Visiting researchers (short and long term) Workshop participation Providing testbed problems and data Postdoctoral positions Graduate students –participate in major research programs –summer interdisciplinary workshops Undergraduate workshops

Workshop Organizational Issues Ask the staff for help on anything! Please fill out the evaluation form Speakers, please put your slides on the computer, before your session begins –If you absolutely must use your own computer, please leave a copy of your slides for posting on the web. 5 minute madness session, 4:00-5:00 today –5 minutes and up to 5 slides to present your interests or ideas –load your slides into the computer before the session! Poster session/reception tonight, 6:30-8:30 –advertisement session, 5:00-5:30; presenters have 2 minutes and possibly one transparency to advertise their poster –don’t eat before the reception!

Working groups Composition –Visiting and local faculty and scientists –Postdocs and graduate students –Remote participants –Typically 5-10 local participants, together with remote participants Working Group Activities –Weekly meetings: best available times are Tuesdays 8:00-12:30 and 3:30-5:00 Thursdays 8:00-10:30 and 1:00-5:00 Fridays Noon-5:00 –Seminars –Mid-program workshops or intensive research sessions –Reports at the transition (closing) workshop

Enjoy the program, and we hope to see you back! Information: