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Retreat
Date and Time: 05.09-06.09.2022
Speaker: Dr. Paul Bürkner , Independent Junior Research Group Leader for Bayesian Statistics, University of Stuttgart
Date and Time: 21.02.-22.02.2022
Date : 23.09.-24.09.2021
Workshop “Joy of P-Splines”
Speaker : Prof. Brian D. Marx , Department of Experimental Statistics Louisiana State University
Date : 05.07-06.07.2021
"The title of the talk will be announced soon!"
Speaker: Prof. Dr. Marvin N. Wright, Leibniz-Institut für Präventionsforschung und Epidemiologie – BIPS, Bremen
Date and Time: 04.07.2022
Issues in supervised prediction and classification for complex chemical substances
Speaker: Prof. Fred Wright, Ph.D., Departments of Statistics and Biological Sciences, North Carolina State University, USA
Date and Time: 27.06.2022, TU Dortmund, M/E 21
"The title of the talk will be announced soon!"
Speaker: Prof. Dr. sc. hum. Oliver Kuß, Deutsches Diabetes-Zentrum, Düsseldorf
Date and Time: 20.06.2022 via Zoom
Gene expression to Omics: The evolution of genetic research
Speaker: Ashtyn Areal, IUF Düsseldorf
Date and Time: 30.05.2022, TU Dortmund, M/E 21
Analysis and design of clinical trials with biologics using dose-time-response models
Speaker: Markus Lange, Novartis
Date and Time: 23.05.2022 via Zoom
The case time series design for high-dimensional data analyses
Speaker: Prof. Antonio Gasparrini, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, London, UK
Date and Time: 16.05.2022 via Zoom
Mehrstadien-Modelle in der Epidemiologie chronischen Erkrankungen
Speaker: Prof. Dr. rer. nat. Ralph Brinks , Lehrstuhl für Medizinische Biometrie und Epidemiologie, Private Universität Witten/Herdecke gGmbH
Date and Time: 09.05.2022 at 16:15 via Zoom
Assessing interactive effects of air pollution and temperature– approaches and challenges?
Speaker: Dr. Susanne Breitner , Helmholtz-Zentrum München
Date and Time: 14.02.2022 at 16:15 via Zoom
Speaker: Prof. Dr. Ludwig Hothorn, Biostatistician, Retired from Leibniz University Hannover
Date and Time: 24.01.2022 at 16:15 via Zoom
Speaker: Associate Professor Laura Saba, Skaggs School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences, University of Colorado, USA
Date and Time: 10.01.2022 at 16:15 via Zoom
Can statistics save preclinical research?
Speaker: Prof. Dr. med. Ulrich Dirnagl, Abteilungsdirektor Experimentelle Neurologie, Charité Berlin
Date and Time: 06.12.2021 at 16:15 via Zoom
Dose-response analysis for gene-expression data (Click to see abstract)
Advances in genomics bring forward increasingly large omics data sets, such that even concentration-resolved gene expression data are available. We transfer well established dose-response theory from clinical research to toxicological gene expression data.
Multiple-Comparison-Procedure and Modeling (MCP-Mod) is a relatively new dose-response modeling technique developed for Phase II clinical dose-finding trials that accounts for model uncertainty. By applying MCP-Mod on a concentration-resolved gene expression data set, we find that commonly assumed monotonicity is not adequate and model uncertainty should be considered.
Speaker: Scott S. Auerbach, PhD, und Matt Wheeler, PHD, Institute of Environmental Health Sciences, Durham, NC, USA
Date and Time: 29.11.2021 at 16:15 via Zoom
Good Scientific Practise for Doctoral Researchers
Speaker: Dr. Peter Schröder, brain4hire, Graduiertenzentrum TU Dortmund
Date and Time: 15.11.2021 at 16:15 via Zoom
Recent extensions on boosting for statistical modelling
Speaker: Prof. Dr. Andreas Mayr, Head of WG Statistical Methods in Epidemiology, Universität Bonn
Date and Time: 25.10.2021 at 16:15 via Zoom
Polygenic risk scores – Applicability beyond risk prediction and for different omics data
Speaker: Anke Hüls, PhD, MSc, Assistant Professor, Department of Epidemiology and Gangarosa Department of Environmental Health, Emory University
Date and Time: 05.08.2021 at 16:15 via Zoom
Advances in dose-response analysis
Speaker: Prof. Christian Ritz , National Institute of Public Health,Copenhagen
Date and Time: 28.06.2021 at 16:15 via Zoom