2017 Conference on Lifetime Data Science

Data Science, Precision Medicine and Risk Analysis with Lifetime Data

May 25–May 27, 2017

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Information about LIDA 2017

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May 26

  • Details about on-campus housing accommodations can be found in the here.
    • A map to the on-campus conference housing check-in is available here.
    • A map from the residence hall to the Student Union and Laurel Hall is available here.
  • Conference attendees are encouraged to the MyUconn app. It includes an electronic map of campus and an emergency tab with use information.
    • A map from Laurel Hall to Chang’s Garden is available here.
  • To access WiFi at UConn, see instructions here.
  • Details on the size of poster boards for poster presentations is available here.

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Conference Dates: Thursday, May 25–Saturday, May 27, 2017
Location: University of Connecticut, Storrs, CT
Conference Chair: Jack Kalbfleisch, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor

The theme of the conference is to promote and support the development, application and appropriate use of statistical methods for lifetime or time-to-event data in data science, precision medicine and risk analysis. The focus of research includes i) Analysis of time-to-event data with censoring, truncation and competing risks, ii) Counting processes, multi-state, multiple or clustered events, and longitudinal biomarker histories, and quality-of-life models, iii) Interdisciplinary research in areas such as finance, economics, imaging, engineering, genomics and genetics. The conference is sponsored by the Lifetime Data Analysis Interest Group (LIDA IG), which operates under the rules of the Committee on Sections of the American Statistical Association (ASA). The Interest Group aims eventually to be approved as a Section of the ASA.