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Significance is a quarterly magazine for anyone interested in statistics and the analysis and interpretation of data.
As well as promoting the discipline and covering topics of professional relevance, Significance contains a mixture of statistics in the news, case-studies, reviews of existing and newly developing areas of statistics, and practice and problem solving techniques. |
Significance is an official magazine for both the RSS and
the ASA and their respective members. Individual subscriptions
and on-line articles are also available to purchase
through the publisher
Wiley-Blackwell. See their Web site for free access to a
'virtual'
issue of articles with a medical flavour.
Editor
Julian Champkin (Battle, East Sussex)
Editorial Board
RSS members
Daniela De Angelis (MRC Biostatistics Unit,
Cambridge)
Deborah Aniyeloye (Department of Health, London)
Mario Cortina Borja (University College, London)
Simon Briscoe (Financial Times, London)
Frank Duckworth (Stinchcombe)
Jon Forster (University of Southampton)
Laura Gray (University of Leicester)
Tony O'Hagan (University of Sheffield)
Oliver Ratmann (Duke University, North Carolina)
Philip Woodward (Pfizer Research, Sandwich)
ASA members
Sharon Begley (Science Editor, Newsweek)
Connie Citro (National Academies of Science, Committee on
National Statistics)
Martha Gardner (General Electric Global Research)
Wendy Martinez (Department of Defense)
Len Stefanski (North Carolina State University)
Terry Speed (University of California, Berkeley)
Howard Wainer (National Board of Medical Examiners)
Scott Zeger (Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public
Health)
We are currently looking for news editors for our new Significance web
site to be launched in the Autumn.
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Advertising Rates (PDF 204 KB).
Journalists with a particular interest in statistics and its
applications in society may be able to join our media mailing
list. For information contact Andrew Garratt, email: a.garratt@rss.org.uk, tel:
020 7614 3920
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