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Interview with Dooti and Qiqi For today’s episode, Qiqi and I talk about BI-UConn Summer Academy, an initiative we started 3 years ago to help students understand and learn the world of clinical development better and bring them networking opportunities. This hybrid academy is open to both UCOnn students and students outside of UConn. It’s …
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 …
An interview with Paula Willamson and Liz Gargon “A core outcome set (COS) is an agreed standardised set of outcomes that should be measured and reported, as a minimum, in all clinical trials in specific areas of health or health care.” This clarifies directly what the COMET initiative is about. But it also leaves open …
Core Outcome Measures in Effectiveness Trials – COMET Read More »
Interview with Alex Godwood and Gabriel Glencross The Introduction to Industry Training (ITIT) gives the delegates a taste of life across the pharmaceutical industry from early drug discovery to marketing, from CRO to Big Pharma and across the UK and continental Europe. The course aims to show the delegates the breadth and depth of work …
ITIT – an acronym helping you get started in the pharma industry Read More »
As statisticians, we are one of the most capable professionals to understand and to relay the right information to the general public about the most talked-about situation – the Corona Virus. In today’s episode, I want to express what’s on my mind and on my heart about this topic. It’s a bit of an unusual …
Learnings from the COVID crisis for statisticians Read More »
Interview with Stephen Pyke Many statisticians stay in the statistics department for their entire career. But not Stephen Pyke. After climbing the corporate ladder in statistics very high at GSK, his career brought him to various parts of the pharma world – and his new job is a combination of lots of aspects – including …