Webinars, Courses & Workshops

The International Statistical Institute offers members and statistical professionals access to current and upcoming events, courses and webinars, alongside a curated library of past content, to support continuous learning and professional growth. Most activities are organised and hosted by ISI associations, committees and partners, with additional regional webinars and ISI Academy webinars hosted by the ISI.

Webinars

Winner of the 2015 ISI Jan Tinbergen Awards

2015: 1st Prize, Ajmery Jaman

Paper: A Bias-Corrected Approach to Rotnitzky-Jewell Criteria for Appropriate Correlation Structure Selection in Generalized Estimating Equations

Bangladesh

Pascal Bondon

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Participants sponsored by World Bank Fund (I)

Statistical inference based on progressively type II censored data from Weibull model

Mohammad Z. Raqab , Raed R. Abu Awwad , Intesar Al-Mudahakha

59th WSC (2013)

Paper

Advanced Machine Learning Techniques For General Nonlinear And Non-Gaussian Problems

PROF. DR. Dan Crisan

64th WSC (2023)

Statistical Computing 2

CPS242: Internet Traffic Classification using a Markov Model and Kullback-Leibler Divergence

Jinsoo Hwang

60th WSC (2015)

New approaches for agricultural statistics

Water Quality and Quantity and Their Implication on Future Agricultural Productivity in South Africa

Moses B. Mnyaka

58th WSC (2011)

1899–1908

Karl von Inama-Sternegg

Karl von Inama-Sternegg was a German-Austrian political scientist, statistician and economic historian. From 1899 to 1908, he was the second President of the International Statistical Institute (ISI), succeeding Rawson William.

Austria

Open data and statistics with special focus on urban and regional statistics

The power of open statistics for advancing the smart city and citizens participation

Ari Jaakola

59th WSC (2013)

Winner of the 2019 International Prize in Statistics

2019: Professor Bradley Efron

The International Prize in Statistics has been awarded to Bradley Efron, professor of statistics and biomedical data science at Stanford University, in recognition of the ‘bootstrap’, a method he developed in 1977 for assessing the uncertainty of scientific results that has had extraordinary impact across many scientific fields.

See more information on the dedicated website.

United States

ISI Regional Webinars Series

Join the ISI Regional Webinar Series for exclusive insights from top statisticians and data scientists worldwide, tackling key global issues across regions like Australasia, Africa, Europe, and beyond—brought to you by the Committee on the Public Voice of Statistics.

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