
ASA Bayesian Statistical Science Paper Contest
Ages:Undergraduate, Graduate, Professional
Type:Submission
Categories:Mathematics, STEM
Scope:National
Contact
The Section on Bayesian Statistical Science (SBSS) is pleased to announce a student paper competition for research on Bayesian methodology, which may be broadly construed and includes applied, computational, or theoretical work. This paper competition is for completed research. A manuscript suitable for journal submission is required to enter the competition. Winners of the competition will receive partial support to attend the 2021 Joint Statistical Meetings (JSM) in Seattle, Washington.
Competitors will submit a paper for research on Bayesian methodology.
Website: http://community.amstat.org/sbss/awards
Managing Organization: American Statistical Association
Contact:
vberroca@uci.edu
Eligibility:
To be eligible for this award, the candidate must have been a full-time student (undergraduate, master's, or Ph.D.) on or after September 1, 2020. The candidate must be first author on the paper, and the advisor must write a letter stating that the candidate had primary responsibility for the research and write-up. The candidate must be a member of SBSS or ISBA (International Society for Bayesian Analysis). Students who have previously received travel support from SBSS are not eligible to participate.
Overview
The Section on Bayesian Statistical Science (SBSS) is pleased to announce a student paper competition for research on Bayesian methodology, which may be broadly construed and includes applied, computational, or theoretical work. This paper competition is for completed research. A manuscript suitable for journal submission is required to enter the competition. Winners of the competition will receive partial support to attend the 2021 Joint Statistical Meetings (JSM) in Seattle, Washington.
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Website: http://community.amstat.org/sbss/awards
Managing Organization: American Statistical Association
Contact:
vberroca@uci.edu
Eligibility:
To be eligible for this award, the candidate must have been a full-time student (undergraduate, master's, or Ph.D.) on or after September 1, 2020. The candidate must be first author on the paper, and the advisor must write a letter stating that the candidate had primary responsibility for the research and write-up. The candidate must be a member of SBSS or ISBA (International Society for Bayesian Analysis). Students who have previously received travel support from SBSS are not eligible to participate.