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We are sad to report that David Hinkley, IMS Fellow and emeritus professor at UC Santa Barbara, passed away January 11. David, who was born in England, received his PhD at Imperial College London in 1969; he was a professor of statistics at the University of Minnesota, the University of…

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The January/February 2019 issue is online:https://imstat.org/latest-issue Contents include: US National Academy of Medicine elects Xihong LinMembers’ news: Raphael Gottardo; Song Xi Chen, Edward L. Ionides, Sharon-Lise NormandCOPSS nominationsJournal news: new editors for Annals of Applied Statistics, Annals of Statistics, Annals of Applied ProbabilityAnirban’s Angle: US Elections, 2016,…

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We are deeply saddened to report that Steve Fienberg’s widow, Joyce, was among the 11 people murdered on October 27 at the Tree of Life synagogue in Pittsburgh, USA. She was 75. Former IMS President Steve Fienberg passed away almost two years ago: https://imstat.org/2017/04/obituary-stephen-e-fienberg-1942-2016/. Our thoughts are with Joyce’s…

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The Newbold Prize Committee invites nominations for the Ethel Newbold Prize. The Ethel Newbold Prize for excellence in statistics is awarded every two years, next time in spring 2019. The name of the prize recognizes a historically important role of women in statistics. The prize itself is for excellence in…

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