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| Rmd | 6485a10 | Xiang Zhu | 2020-06-23 | wflow_publish(“rmd/news.Rmd”) |
Xiang presented RSS-NET at the 2020 JSM, Philadelphia, PA. [Slides] [Abstract]
Xiang presented RSS-NET at the Department of Statistics, Stanford University, Stanford, CA. [Slides] [Abstract]
Xiang presented RSS-NET at the Department of Biostatistics and Bioinformatics, Rollins School of Public Health, Emory University, Atlanta, GA. [Slides]
Xiang presented RSS-NET at the Department of Statistics, Pennsylvania State University, University Park, PA. [Slides] [Abstract]
Xiang presented RSS-NET at the Statistics Department, Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA. [Slides] [Abstract]
RSS-E was recommended in F1000Prime by F1000 Faculty Member Jason Flannick.
The Research Computing Center at University of Chicago wrote an article on RSS likelihood and RSS-E.
RSS-E was published in Nature Communications.
Xiang presented RSS-E at the MVP/ERIC/Assimes Group Meeting, Stanford University, Stanford, CA. [Slides]
RSS-E was accepted by Nature Communications.
RSS likelihood was published in Annals of Applied Statistics.
Xiang presented RSS-E at the 2017 JSM, Baltimore, MD. This work won an American Statistical Association student paper award. [Slides] [Abstract]
Xiang presented RSS likelihood and RSS-E at Dissertation Presentation and Defense, Department of Statistics, University of Chicago, Chicago, IL. [Slides] [Abstract]
Xiang presented RSS-E at the 2017 ICSA Applied Statistics Symposium, Chicago, IL. [Slides]
Xiang presented RSS-E at the Mind Bytes 2017, University of Chicago, Chicago, IL. This work won the Mind Bytes Award for Big-Data Research. [Poster] [Abstract]
RSS likelihood was accepted by Annals of Applied Statistics.
Xiang presented RSS likelihood at the Department of Statistics, Stanford University, Stanford, CA. [Slides] [Abstract]
Xiang presented RSS-E at the Department of Human Genetics, University of Chicago, Chicago, IL. [Slides]
Xiang presented RSS likelihood during a GWAS tutorial at the 2016 NHS Group Meeting, University of Chicago, Chicago, IL. [Slides]
Xiang presented RSS-E at the 2016 ASHG, Vancouver, BC, Canada. [Poster] [Abstract]
Dr. Stephen Hsu wrote a blog about RSS likelihood.
Xiang presented RSS likelihood at the 2016 JSM, Chicago, IL. [Slides] [Abstract]
Xiang posted RSS likelihood on bioRxiv.
Xiang presented RSS-E at the 2016 NHS Group Meeting, University of Chicago, Chicago, IL. [Slides]
Xiang presented RSS likelihood at the Dissertation Proposal Presentation, Department of Statistics, University of Chicago, Chicago, IL. [Abstract]
Xiang presented RSS-E at the Mind Bytes 2015, University of Chicago, Chicago, IL. [Poster] [Abstract]
Xiang presented RSS-E at the 2015 ProbGen, Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, Cold Spring Harbor, NY. [Poster]
Xiang presented RSS likelihood at the 2015 ASHG, Baltimore, MD. [Poster] [Abstract]
Xiang received the inaugural David Wallace Award for Applied Statistics for the work on RSS likelihood.
Xiang presented RSS likelihood at the 2015 NHS Group Meeting, University of Chicago, Chicago, IL. [Slides]