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NESS Student Research Awards have a long history. The winners will be selected by the NESS Student Research Awards committee based on the overall quality of the research, and they will be acknowledged at the symposium and will receive a plaque in honor of their accomplishments. Please note that award winners from previous years are not eligible for another award.
Submission information for the 36th New England Statistics Symposium can be found here:
https://symposium.nestat.org/awards.html.
Student Research Awards
Sorted by year and student last name
Year |
Student |
University |
Paper Title |
Advisor |
| 2011 | Alexander Blocker | Harvard
University | Deconvolution of Mixing Time Series on a
Graph | Xiao-Li Meng and Edo Airoldi |
| 2011 | Jeffrey Miller | Brown
University | A Practical Algorithm for Exact Inference on
Tables and Exact Enumeration and Sampling of Matrices with Specified
Margins | Matthew Harrison and Stuart Geman |
| 2011 | Layla Parast | Harvard
University | Landmark Prediction of Long Term Survival
Incorporating Short Term Event Time Information | Tianxi
Cai |
| 2011 | Hui Yao | University of
Connecticut | Bayesian Modeling and Inference for Meta Data
with Applications in Efficacy Evaluation of an Allergic Rhinitis
Drug | Ming-Hui Chen |
Alexander W. Blocker from Harvard
Jeffrey W. Miller from Brown
Layla Parast from Harvard
Hui Yao from UConn