Interview with Nelson Knowledge sharing is close to my heart and Nelson, who is a very knowledgeable statistician, has shared a lot of articles in LinkedIn and on his website. Nelson has always been keen to learn from others and share that knowledge broadly, so we’ll be exploring similarities and differences in how he’s seen that …
I still can’t believe how fast things happened, and I am truly grateful for all of this. I interviewed a lot of people who have the same goal as mine – that is to build our expertise. I learned a lot and how important it is to know where the people I interview are coming …
2 learnings from 150 episodes and an Important announcement Read More »
Part 2 Do you want to review a data visualization effectively? Do you want to provide your organization with a simple tool to improve your data visualizations? Do you need a checklist for yourself to make sure you covered everything for your data visualization? This episode is for you!
Part 1 Do you want to review a data visualization effectively? Do you want to provide your organization with a simple tool to improve your data visualizations? Do you need a checklist for yourself to make sure you covered everything for your data visualization? This episode is for you!
Interview with Björn Bornkamp and Kaspar Rufibach Principal stratification used to play a role only in observational research but at least since the addendum of the ICH E9 guideline, this approach to causal inference became a hot topic. In this episode, I talk with 2 experts from Novartis and Roche. We cover the following questions: …
A deep dive into principal stratification and causal inference Read More »
Interview with Yves Schymura Yves and I have worked together in various roles. Over time, he became more interested in becoming a statistician and I helped him to change his career path in this direction. As part of his master thesis, he worked on an idea; I had sketched out a couple of years ago …