Biostatistics
How many pathologists do you need to correctly diagnose cancer?
Four-university team publishes new method in the journal Statistics in Medicine
Biostatistics for beginners: Method employs computational thinking
New approach is designed for students without a strong undergraduate mathematics background
Transdisciplinary modeling: Using data to combat disease outbreaks
Process helps emergency managers cope with chaos and uncertainty
Anti-stigma interventions may reduce school bullying, new research says
Study identifies interventions that are effective for controlling harassment
How many participants do you need to conduct historical control trials?
A&M professor develops new method for determining the correct number
Champions against COVID-19
Texas A&M launches an emergency management group to develop countermeasures to defend Texas from the pandemic
Texas A&M will lead network to support cyber expertise
NSF-funded SWEETER will encourage multidisciplinary research collaborations in Texas, New Mexico and Arizona