| When | July 31–August 1, 2014 |
| Where |
Omni Parker House 60 School Street Boston, Massachusetts |
| Who |
Stata 13 developers You and Stata users from around the world |
Come join us in historic Boston, home to Fenway Park and the Harvard Museum of Natural History, for two days of networking and Stata exploration. Don’t miss this opportunity to connect with colleagues and fellow researchers as well as Stata developers.
A preliminary selection of community-contributed talks:
- Profile analysis
- Phil Ender
UCLA Statistical Consulting Group
- Optimal interval design for phase I oncology clinical trials
- Bryan Fellman
MD Anderson Cancer Center
- Using Stata for educational accountability and compliance reporting
- Billy Buchanan
Mississippi Department of Education
- Computer simulation of patient flow through an operating suite
- David Clark
Maine Medical Center, Portland, Maine
- Classification using random forests in Stata and R
- Linden McBride
Cornell University
- Making interactive online visualizations with stata2leaflet and stata2d3
- Robert Grant
St George’s Medical School, University of London
- A midas retouch regarding diagnostic meta-analysis
- Ben Dwamena
University of Michigan
- Mata routines for solution of nonlinear systems using interval methods
- Matthew Baker
Hunter College and the Graduate Center, CUNY
- bipolate: A Stata command for bivariate interpolation with particular application to 3D graphing
- Joseph Canner
Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
- Stata hybrids: Updates and ideas
- James Fiedler
Universities Space Research Association
- ctgov: A suite of Stata commands for reporting trial results to ClinicalTrials.gov
- Phil Schumm
Department of Health Studies, University of Chicago
StataCorp will also be represented:
- Transformation survival models
- Yulia Marchenko
StataCorp LP
- Estimating average treatment effects from observational data using teffects
- David Drukker
StataCorp LP
The popular Wishes and Grumbles and Report to users will also be given.
Come early, stay late
Whether you stay for the JSM or just to relax, be sure to enjoy what Boston has to offer. Take a cruise in Boston Harbor, walk the Freedom Trail, visit Fenway Park, and have a bowl of “chowdah”. Boston is a great city with plenty to do and see.
Scientific committee
- Stephen Soldz (Chair)
Boston Graduate School of Psychoanalysis - Kit Baum
Boston College - Marcello Pagano
Harvard University
Accommodations
The Omni Parker House is offering a special rate of $229 per night for Stata Conference attendees staying between July 29 and August 2, 2014. Book by June 30 to receive the special rate.
Reserve your room now.
Omni Parker House
60 School Street
Boston, Massachusetts 02108
(617) 227-8600
