Six thousand statisticians will gather, July 29, in San Diego to discuss data ranging from health care to sports.
Statisticians from around the world are flocking to San Diego this weekend for the Joint Statistical Meetings — the world’s largest gathering of statistics experts.
Six thousand statisticians from various disciplines will work to decipher information collected on what has become a data-dependent society.
Richard Levine, professor and chair of the mathematics department at San Diego State, gushed about the opportunity to bring top statisticians to San Diego.
“This is a major conference — people from all over the world will gather to discuss very important topics, ranging from sports, to medicine to climate change,” Levine said.
SDSU attendees
From lecturers to heads of conference departments, SDSU professors and students have an active role in the conference.
Math and Statistics professors
- Barb Bailey
- Jianwei Chen
- Richard Levine
- Joey Lin
- Kung-Jong Lui
- Kristen Duncan
Public Health professors
Computational Statistics doctoral Students
- Kelly Chase
- Kameryn Denaro
- Anna He
- George Manning Richardson
- Jane Xu
- Rong Zablocki
Statistics Masters students
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