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Forthcoming Workshops

Each year CRiSM hosts several workshops focussing on both the statistical methodology and its applications. It provides a great opportunity to keep up-to-date with current research worldwide and to collaborate with academics from other institutions.

Here is a list of all workshops hosted since 2006.

More information on forthcoming workshops can be found by clicking on the links below:

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Mon 5 Aug, '24 - Tue 6 Aug, '24
All-day
Data Visualisation -Paul Murrell Masterclass
Rootes Building, Chancellors 1 and 2

Runs from Monday, August 05 to Tuesday, August 06.

This 2-day course covers the big data visualisation questions: *what* should I draw and *how* should I draw it. Discover how to represent your data visually, following guidelines that play to the strengths of our visual system while avoiding its weaknesses, using the R package ggplot2.

Tue 17 Sep, '24
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North-East and Midlands Stochastic Analysis Seminars
MS.05

The North East and Midlands Stochastic Analysis Seminar (NEMSA) runs four times a year and the venue rotates between Durham, Oxford, Warwick and York. Each event takes place during an afternoon or over two days, with talks in the area of Stochastic Analysis.

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