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May
15

How transparent are we?

  • Anindita Bhattacharjee
  • 15/May/2013 07:00
How transparent are the reports on clinical trials? If we happen to read scientific journals we may have just noticed or felt that the information provided in these articles aren't always adequate in terms of providing information on how the trial was conducted, how patients were randomized, what methods were used, how did the trialists arrive at the sample size and so on... A gloomy situation indeed...but maybe there is a ray of hope...
May
01

What inspires you?

  • Sascha Ahrweiler
  • 01/May/2013 12:00
We all need an inspirational kick sometime to go the extra mile on a task. In these situations it sometimes only requires some words from someone.
Apr
15

Help us to help you

  • Shafi Chowdhury
  • 15/Apr/2013 00:00
"Help me to help you, help me to help you". In the film Jerry Maguire, Tom Cruise uttered this memorable phrase amongst many others while trying to persuade Cuba Gooding Jr. that he should help Tom Cruise by playing better. For those who missed this, Tom Cruise was a sport agent who turned his back on the big corporate world of sports management and start a new agency with just one client, the football star Cuba Gooding Jr..
Mar
15

Which programs should we submit?

  • Daniel Boisvert
  • 15/Mar/2013 07:30
Does anyone know which, if any, programs we should submit? I've seen so many interpretations over the years, I thought I'd write them all down.
Mar
04

Semantic Web

  • Daniel Boisvert
  • 04/Mar/2013 14:50
Since Christmas I have been frantically researching the Semantic Web, since , frankly, the available technology blows my mind. Last week I had the opportunity to attend a small conference in Cambridge MA focusing solely on Semantic Technology in the Life Sciences (CSHALS). I learned quite a few things that I thought would be good to share.
Feb
20

Call for Scripts

  • Daniel Boisvert
  • 20/Feb/2013 13:55
The FDA’s Computational Science Center in collaboration with PhUSE has set up a public repository for open source scripts (computer programs, tools, resources) to help manage, summarize, explore, analyze and report clinical trial data.
Feb
15

Do we know each other well enough?

  • Katja Glass
  • 15/Feb/2013 08:00
Sometimes I wonder whether we know each other well enough especially what the other one is doing and in which way. Finally we visit conferences, read papers and investigate how others are performing the same tasks ...
Feb
01

How patient centric thinking improved my work

  • Sascha Ahrweiler
  • 01/Feb/2013 12:00
The topic of the annual conference is "Patient Centricity". But what does this actually mean for a statistical programmer? I want to share one personal story with you where I tell you how patient centric thinking helped me to get better in my job.
Jan
16

Blah blah blah

  • Shafi Chowdhury
  • 16/Jan/2013 15:21
I am sure we have all been there, sitting in a meeting with lots of other people, when all of a sudden all we hear is blah blah blah! Is it uninteresting, unimportant, unnecessary? What is it about the meeting which for some might be very relevant, but at that moment in time, all we hear is blah blah blah.
Jan
01

Bigfoot...And??

  • Daniel Boisvert
  • 01/Jan/2013 07:48
For 2013 I wanted to start out on a positive note. But where do we find motivation. I found it in a strange place. Watching TV of course.
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