Interview with Irene de la Torre Arenas You may think that QR codes aren’t new. But it’s actually quite something new in our field. We as statisticians, should not just leave the use of QR code to other functions such as medical writing. Instead, let’s leverage this tool to have

Interview with Kaspar Rufibach and Jan Beyersmann When I started my career as a statistician in the clinical world, I was wondering about safety analysis. I thought it’s always the same – count the patients with an event – job done! Then just repeat. But it’s not that simple, especially

Why spend part of your career in non-clinical statistics?What are the advantages?What is the importance of having a variety of tools? In this episode, Sam and I talk about the advantages of spending time in the non-clinical areas and other important points: Never miss an episode! Join thousends of your

Interview with Thomas Neitmann R versus SAS – which is the better tool? Today, we talk about a controversial topic. If you go online and look into social media, you’ll find a lot of data scientists that talk about R versus Python. In medical and clinical research, it’s more about

Interview with Irene de la Torre Arenas We may use movements and transformations as an add-on to the design. However, this type of implementations can be more important than that. Motion in visualizations is not a gratuitous element. On the contrary, animations can influence how users interact and understand our

We all want to be happy and satisfied at work and get some recognition. Yet, work is often a struggle. What can we do to be happier at work?How to work in a dynamic environment?What are the different supervisory skills you can use to be happier at work? Invictus Out