University at Buffalo
Clinical and Translational Science Institute

Advancing research discoveries to improve health for all
The Statistics Workshop Series combines the statistical approaches, study design, sources of error, research question and literature critique core competencies. This series aims to describe the role that statistics serves in the sciences. Attendees will use this knowledge to formulate well-defined clinical and translational research questions, and to incorporate regulatory precepts into the design of future studies.
Dates: September 2019 - May 2020
Time: 4:00 - 6:00 p.m.
Location: All 2020 Workshops: 150 Farber Hall, South Campus, University at Buffalo
For more information contact, scholar1@buffalo.edu or (716) 829-6268
All workshops starting March 24, 2020 onwards will held virtually via WebEx.
Sept. 10 Michael LaMonte, PhD, MPH Research Boot Camp |
Sept. 24 Michael LaMonte, PhD, MPH Research Boot Camp II |
Oct. 8 Guan Yu, PhD The Statistical Comparison of Multiple Groups |
Oct. 22 Jiwei Zhao, PhD Survival Analysis |
Nov. 5 Jeffrey Miecznikowski, PhD False Discovery Rate and Other Multiple Testing Type I Errors |
Nov. 19 Virginia Filiaci, PhD Data Monitoring Committees in Clinical Trial |
Dec. 3 Jihnhee Yu, PhD Designs & Challenges Using The Registry Data |
Jan. 28 Gregory Wilding, PhD Sample Size and Power I |
CANCELLED Gregory Wilding, PhD Sample Size and Power II |
Feb. 25 Michael Sill, PhD Phase I Oncology Trials |
Mar. 10 Kevin Eng, PhD Single Cell RNAseq: Tools and Exploratory Analysis |
Mar. 24 Guan Yu, PhD Introduction to Statistical Machine Learning |
CANCELLED Jiwei Zhao, PhD Statistical Strategies for Missing Data |
Apr. 21 Virginia Filiaci, PhD Clinical Trial Endpoints |
May. 5 Jeffrey Miecznikowski, PhD The Bootstrap and its Uses |