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« September 16, 2005 | Main | September 19, 2005 »
18 September 2005
Censoring Due to Death: A Statistics Symposium
Drew Thomas
The Harvard Dept. of Statistics kicks off its 2005-2006 seminar series on Monday, September 19 with a talk by the father of the Rubin Causal Model himself, Prof. Donald Rubin. An entertaining speaker if there ever was one, Prof. Rubin will give a firsthand account of his research to all who are interested.
The talk will be held in Science Center 705 at 4:00; a reception will follow. Looking forward to seeing all interested parties in attendance.
Posted by SSS Coauthors at 5:05 PM