About this Event
The Young Statisticians’ Section of the Irish Statistical Association (Young-ISA) was formed in 2019 with the objectives of creating and cultivating a network of career-young statisticians across Ireland, supporting their professional development and providing a link to the Irish Statistical Association.
This event is the 7th Young-ISA meeting that will bring together many career-young statisticians in Ireland to focus on Mixed Effects: The Benefits of Interdisciplinary Research. This event offers early career researchers and PhD students an excellent opportunity to gain insights into the role of statisticians in interdisciplinary research. We will host three keynote talks where speakers will share their perspectives on interdisciplinary research, and discuss the opportunities and challenges for statisticians.
There will also be a series of short research talks delivered by career-young researchers from different Irish universities, as well as a round table discussion with our keynote speakers on the theme of the event, with the opportunity for audience questions.
This year’s event will dedicate of one of its sessions to a structured networking activity, offering participants the opportunity to engage in small-group discussions on key topics within the theme and to build professional connections with peers and experts.
We are delighted to announce that we will have an online poster session held on the Young-ISA LinkedIn. To take part in the poster competition please email your poster in PNG format and brief abstract to [email protected] during the period Monday November 30th to Friday December 4th (deadline 5pm). All posters received during this period will be posted on the Young-ISA LinkedIn account and considered for the poster prize of €100. The winner will be announced at the event on December 7th.
Invited Keynote Speakers
Dr. Hannah Mitchell, School of Mathematics and Physics, Queen's University Belfast
Prof. Rafael de Andrade Moral, Department of Mathematics and Statistics, Maynooth University
Prof. Sally McClean, School of Computing, Ulster University
There is no charge for attending this event.
Event venue & nearby stays
Riddel Hall, 185 Stranmillis Road, Belfast, United Kingdom
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