Most Statistics and Biostatistics departments have weekly seminars. We usually invite outside speakers to share their knowledge via a 50 minute powerpoint (or beamer) presentation. This gives us the opportunity to meet colleagues from other Universities and pick their brains in small group meetings. This is all great. But, giving a good one hour seminar is hard. Really hard. Few people can pull it off. I propose to the statistical community that we cut the seminars to 25 minutes with 35 minutes for questions and further discussion. We can make exceptions of course. But in general, I think we would all benefit from shorter seminars.
-

-
Recent Posts
Recent Comments
- Keith O'Rourke on When does replication reveal fraud?
- Desmond on When does replication reveal fraud?
- usinoz on Sunday data/statistics link roundup (5/19/2013)
- Daniel Scharfstein on When does replication reveal fraud?
- Peter Klaren on When does replication reveal fraud?
Categories
Archives
Meta