Young Biometrician Showcase - Past, Present and Future (after 2025 AGM)

When:  Dec 2, 2025 from 13:15 to 17:00 (BST)
Associated with  British Irish Region IBS

The British and Irish Region would like to invite BIR members (and friends and colleagues!) to an afternoon celebrating young Biometricians, including a plenary presentation by the 2025 winner of the Young Biometrician Award.

This afternoon event will be preceded by the 2025 Region AGM, on 2nd December 2025, at the Waterloo campus, King's College London.

The Region's AGM (13:15 to 13:45) has free registration, but a small fee will be payable to sign up the scientific meeting (14:00 to 17:00).

You can register on the Eventbrite page for the meeting:

Event Page on Eventbrite Website

If you only wish to attend the AGM (and not the scientific meeting), then you can register on Eventbrite for free.

Meeting details:

Young Biometrician Showcase - Past, Present and Future

A meeting organised by the British and Irish Region of the International Biometric Society

2nd December, 14:00-17:00 

Room 1.62, Franklin Wilkins Building, 150 Stamford Street, London, SE1 9NH

(with the IBS-BIR AGM preceding the meeting at 13:15)

TIMETABLE

13:15                  IBS-BIR AGM (free to attend, but registration required)

14:00                  Welcome and introduction

14:05                  Ioannis Rotous (YBA Winner 2025), University College London

                                A Pólya Tree modelling framework for batch-mark data

15:00                  Jieru Shi, University College London

                                Auxiliary Variables: Rethinking Efficiency in Time-Varying Effects

15:15                  Xiaoyue Xi, MRC Biostatistics Unit, University of Cambridge

                                Detecting and leveraging node-level information in network inference

15:30                  Coffee Break

15:45                  Anastasia Mantziou, University of Warwick

                                Bayesian model-based clustering for populations of network data

16:00                  John Addy, Biomathematics and Statistics Scotland

                                Bayesian time-varying autoregressive models for aphid abundance, using data from Scottish suction trap sites

16:30                  Oliver Crook, Department of Chemistry, University of Oxford

                                TBC

17:00                  Meeting Close

Location

London
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