Caros colegas, repasso o convite para participação no workshop em Planejamento de Experimentos, que acontecerá no Instituto Isaac Newton em Cambridge - UK de 11 a 15 de agosto de 2008. A data final para envio de trabalhos é dia 30 de abril. Mais detalhes no e-mail abaixo. Abraços, _______________________________________ Prof. Dr. Edmilson Rodrigues Pinto Faculdade de Matemática - Núcleo de Estatística Universidade Federal de Uberlândia - UFU Tel: +55 343239-4126 Ramal 44 Fax: +55 343239-4156 > From: D.Woods@soton.ac.uk> Subject: > Date: Thu, 27 Dec 2007 10:54:02 +0000 > To: doe@soton.ac.uk> > Apologies for cross-posting > __________________________________ > > Designed Experiments: Recent Advances in Methods and Applications> DEMA2008 > 11 - 15 August 2008 > Isaac Newton Institute > Cambridge, UK > http://www.newton.cam.ac.uk/programmes/DOE/doew02.html > > DEMA2008 will bring together researchers and practitioners for the > interchange of new ideas on the design and analysis of experiments. > The workshop will emphasise both methodology and application areas > and should be of interest to scientists and engineers who use > experiments, as well as to statisticians. > > This workshop will be held in the final week of a month-long research > programme at the Newton Institute and will provide a forum for the > sharing of new ideas and advances from this programme with a wider > audience. The workshop will have themes which reflect those of the > research programme; in particular, new methodology for the design of > genetics and proteomics studies, computer experiments and clinical > trials; also methodology concerned with multi-stratum designs, with > multi-tiered experiments, and with designs for nonlinear models; as > well as sessions on more general design topics. A theme day on each > of these three applied topics will be organised and participation > from scientists in each field is strongly encouraged. > > Scientific Programme > > The scientific programme currently includes invited presentations > from over 20 leading researchers from around the world. Abstracts for > contributed presentations are encouraged, particularly from early > career researchers and PhD students. Abstracts should be submitted > online with the conference registration form > http://www.newton.cam.ac.uk/cgi/wsapply?CODE=doew02 > > The Scientific Advisory Committee is > Anthony Atkinson (LSE) > Steve Gilmour (Queen Mary) > Kathryn Chaloner (University of Iowa) > Susan Lewis (University of Southampton) > David Steinberg (Tel Aviv) > Henry Wynn (London School of Economics) > > Early Career Scholarships > A limited number of scholarships is available to provide a modest > contribution to conference expenses for early career researchers (PhD > students and researchers within 5 years of obtaining a PhD) who > contribute a poster or talk. These will be awarded on the basis of a > submitted abstract and a curriculum vitae. Other funding for early > career researchers based in the UK may be available from the Newton > Institute's Junior Member scheme. > > Workshop Venue > The workshop will be held at the Isaac Newton Institute in Cambridge, > a national and international visitor research institute for the > mathematical sciences. Cambridge is a historic University town, only > 50 minutes from London. Accommodation is available in Wolfson Court, > just next to the Institute. > > Important Dates > Registration closes: 30 April 2008 > Deadline for contributed abstracts: 30 April 2008 > Conference dates: 11-15 August 2008 > > Conference organisers > R A Bailey, Barbara Bogacka, Heiko Grossmann and Dave Woods, > (rab@maths.qmul.ac.uk; bb@maths.qmul.ac.uk; h.grossmann@qmul.ac.uk; > D.Woods@soton.ac.uk) > > > > ______________________________________________________________
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> From: D.Woods@soton.ac.uk > Subject: > Date: Thu, 27 Dec 2007 10:54:02 +0000 > To: doe@soton.ac.uk > > Apologies for cross-posting > __________________________________ > > Designed Experiments: Recent Advances in Methods and Applications > DEMA2008 > 11 - 15 August 2008 > Isaac Newton Institute > Cambridge, UK > http://www.newton.cam.ac.uk/programmes/DOE/doew02.html > > DEMA2008 will bring together researchers and practitioners for the > interchange of new ideas on the design and analysis of experiments. > The workshop will emphasise both methodology and application areas > and should be of interest to scientists and engineers who use > experiments, as well as to statisticians. > > This workshop will be held in the final week of a month-long research > programme at the Newton Institute and will provide a forum for the > sharing of new ideas and advances from this programme with a wider > audience. The workshop will have themes which reflect those of the > research programme; in particular, new methodology for the design of > genetics and proteomics studies, computer experiments and clinical > trials; also methodology concerned with multi-stratum designs, with > multi-tiered experiments, and with designs for nonlinear models; as > well as sessions on more general design topics. A theme day on each > of these three applied topics will be organised and participation > from scientists in each field is strongly encouraged. > > Scientific Programme > > The scientific programme currently includes invited presentations > from over 20 leading researchers from around the world. Abstracts for > contributed presentations are encouraged, particularly from early > career researchers and PhD students. Abstracts should be submitted > online with the conference registration form > http://www.newton.cam.ac.uk/cgi/wsapply?CODE=doew02 > > The Scientific Advisory Committee is > Anthony Atkinson (LSE) > Steve Gilmour (Queen Mary) > Kathryn Chaloner (University of Iowa) > Susan Lewis (University of Southampton) > David Steinberg (Tel Aviv) > Henry Wynn (London School of Economics) > > Early Career Scholarships > A limited number of scholarships is available to provide a modest > contribution to conference expenses for early career researchers (PhD > students and researchers within 5 years of obtaining a PhD) who > contribute a poster or talk. These will be awarded on the basis of a > submitted abstract and a curriculum vitae. Other funding for early > career researchers based in the UK may be available from the Newton > Institute's Junior Member scheme. > > Workshop Venue > The workshop will be held at the Isaac Newton Institute in Cambridge, > a national and international visitor research institute for the > mathematical sciences. Cambridge is a historic University town, only > 50 minutes from London. Accommodation is available in Wolfson Court, > just next to the Institute. > > Important Dates > Registration closes: 30 April 2008 > Deadline for contributed abstracts: 30 April 2008 > Conference dates: 11-15 August 2008 > > Conference organisers > R A Bailey, Barbara Bogacka, Heiko Grossmann and Dave Woods, > (rab@maths.qmul.ac.uk; bb@maths.qmul.ac.uk; h.grossmann@qmul.ac.uk; > D.Woods@soton.ac.uk) > > > > Veja mapas e encontre as melhores rotas para fugir do trânsito com o Live Search Maps! Experimente já! |