MRC Biostatistics Unit
The MRC Biostatistics Unit seminar series is aimed at a general scientific audience and open to individuals throughout Cambridge. To keep up to date on upcoming seminars, check the BSU website or the talks.cam website regularly, or you can subscribe to the CIPH talks mailing list.
Seminars take place at the Large or Small Seminar Rooms, 1st Floor, Cambridge Institute of Public Health (CIPH), University Forvie Site, Robinson Way, Cambridge CB2 0SR. Please notice that start and finish hours may vary.
All are welcome to attend and no prior registration is required.
BSU Seminar: “How to obtain valid tests and confidence intervals for treatment effects after confounder selection”
BSU Seminar: “Probabilistic approaches for optimal sequential feature acquisition”
BSU Seminar: “Sample size considerations for the design clinical trials – quantifying the target difference and the target no-difference”
Short Courses at the MRC Biostatistics Unit
The MRC Biostatistics Unit run a number of successful short courses each year on a range of topics for statistical, clinical and other audiences. These courses take place in Cambridge at the Institute of Public Health, and are mostly spread over 2 days. For further details about it please visit the BSU Short Courses page.
Cambridge Institute of Public Health – Talks and seminars
The MRC Biostatistics Unit is part of the Cambridge Institute of Public Health (CIPH) partnership. To access the list of public health talks and seminars, many of which are hosted by the CIPH, please see http://www.iph.cam.ac.uk/news/seminars/. Most of thses events are open access and free.
The Bradford Hill Seminar Series
This is the principal seminar series of the CIPH with a programme of internationally recognised speakers covering topics of broad interest to those involved in public health research. See more at http://talks.cam.ac.uk/show/index/14499
Armitage Workshop and Lecture
Every year BSU hosts the ‘Armitage Lectureship and Workshop‘, given by eminent scientists from around the world. These Lectures are advertised widely throughout the local area and are open to all. A full list of Armitage Lectures to date can be found on the Armitage Archive page.