[TOS] session on "Free and Open Source Tools in Statistics in AISC 2012; UNCG Greensboro, Oct 5-7, 2012

[Dr. Rajeev Agrawal]

Dear all

 

Please consider submitting a paper in the following conference. From the
names, it sounds only a statistics conference, but can you find a field
where statistics is not used?

 

The main objective of the conference is to promote interdisciplinary
research involving statistical techniques. These techniques are becoming
increasingly important in all fields of scientific discovery. A unique
feature of the proposed conference is that we plan to bring together
nationally and internationally recognized researchers from many fields
including anthropology, biology, economics, education, environmental
science, information systems, insurance, mathematics, medicine, psychology,
and public health. The common thread will be statistical methods used in
their respective research programs.

 

Main conference websites:

 

http://www.uncg.edu/mat/aisc/

 

List of academic sessions:

 

http://www.uncg.edu/mat/aisc/AcademicSessions.html

 

Important: Conference organizers have received NSF funding to support
Undergraduate, graduate and recipients of PhD degrees after Oct 5, 2011. See
the following link:

 

http://www.uncg.edu/mat/aisc/SupportForYoungResearchers.html

 

 

I am organizing a session on "Free and Open Source Tools in Statistics."
Consider submitting a paper in this session.





Also, please feel free to forward it to interested audience.

 

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Rajeev Agrawal, PhD                       

Assistant Professor

Graduate Program Coordinator

Secretary - IEEE  Central NC Council 

Department of Computer Systems Technology(formerly ECIT)

North Carolina A&T State University 

209 Price Hall        

Greensboro, NC 27411                            

phone: 336-285-3137                            

fax: 336-334-7546                               

email: ragrawal at ncat.edu 

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