Excited to present this morning at #SCT2022 SCTorg

Great talk by Katie Mellor at #SCT2022 on making progression decisions following external randomized pilot trials 📈📝💯

Catch me presenting Bayesian Empirical Balancing Calibration for Adaptive Platform Trials at 2:05-2:20pm in CC-204C #jsm2022

Looking forward to first JSM in person since 2019. I'll be presenting "Addressing Confounding and Continuous Exposure Measurement Error Using Conditional Score Functions" today at 2:20PM in Room CC-201

Part of my dissertation research in Journal of Biopharmaceutical Statistics. This paper creates an adaptive monitoring prior for incorporating external data into a clinical trial based on Bayesian posterior-predictive compatibility assessments between the RCT and external data.

Last day of postdoc at Rice Statistics before joining faculty at MD Anderson Cancer Center department of biostatistics - thanks for everything Rice University #GoOwls

Join me at #JSM2023 today at 2:05pm in CC-701A for my talk in the session "Advancements for Adaptive Borrowing from External Real-World Controls in Clinical Trials" ASA

📚#JSM23 attendees book giveaway alert - we are giving a copy of this wonderful book signed by Adrian Raftery - to enter, retweet and like this tweet by EOD today! Nb: You must be able to pick up the book on Wednesday morning at the booth. CRC Press Data Science, Stats, and Math Books #Rstats #Clustering

Congratulations to our other 4 winners of our #ENAR2024 Distinguished Student Paper Awards! Check out a selection of the winners here (more posts to come for the rest!) Justin DeMonte, Peter Norwood, David Veitch David Veitch, and Kollin Rott.

The Department of Biostatistics and Data Science celebrated their 55th anniversary with a conference on the the new era of data-driven sciences. View photos from the two-day event here: flic.kr/s/aHBqjBSm3k

Combination therapies represent a promising approach to advancing immunotherapy. The phase Ib/II study of lacnotuzumab and spartalizumab exemplifies this strategy. While the efficacy was limited, there was a potential activity signal for pancreatic cancer. meridian.allenpress.com/innovationsjou…

Congratulations to graduate students Konstantin Larin and Meredith Kruse for winning awards at the Houston Area Chapter of the American Statistical Association's 2025 Student Symposium. engineering.rice.edu/news/larin-and…

Researchers at the Center for Spatial-Temporal Modeling for Applications in Population Sciences at UTHealth Houston School of Public Health are using data to identify health trends, improve access to care, and drive policy change. See how philanthropy can help expand their work: go.uth.edu/Bauer-research