2001          David Freedman, University of California
April 16: Statistical Issues in Census 2000
April 17: The Swine Flu Vaccine and Guillain-Barre syndrome
April 19: Salt and Blood Pressure: Conventional Wisdom Reconsidered

2003          Peter Hall, Australian National University
April 29: Nonparametric Methods for Estimating Light Curves for Periodic Variable Stars
April 30: Statistical Inference in High-Dimensional, Low Sample Size Settings
May 1: Testing for Equality of Distributions in Very High Dimensions

2004          Elizabeth Thompson, University of Washington
April 19: Inferring Relationships Among Populations and Individuals
April 20: The Structure of Pedigree Data and the Detection of Linkage
April 22: Monte Carlo Likelihood in Genetic Mapping

2005           Raymond J. Carroll, Texas A & M
March 29: Measuring Diet: Is it Possible?
March 30: Longitudinal and Clustered Data and Non/Semiparametric Regression
March 31: Semiparametric Methods for Gene-environment Case-control Studies When Gene and Environment Are Independent in the Population.

2006           Peter McCullagh, University of Chicago
March 20: Some Remarks About Spatial Correlation of Crop Yields
March 22: Partition Models and Cluster Processes
March 23: Random Partitions and Logistic Classification

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