Date and Time | Place | Title |
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7 February 1997, 1515 | Newcastle, Statistics | Designs for experiments on half-leaves |
18 February 1997, 1930 | Mathematics Association, Sussex branch | Latin squares |
19 March 1997 | Open University, Combinatorial Design Conference | Resolved designs viewed as sets of partitions |
18 June 1997, 1700 | Royal Statistical Society | Statistics and mathematics: the appropriate use of mathematics within statistics |
10 July 1997, 1400 | British Combinatorial Conference, QMW | Partially balanced semi-Latin rectangles |
10 November 1997, 1645 | BioSS annual staff meeting, Edinburgh | Designs for some row-column structures |
15 December 1997 | Université Paul Sabatier, Toulouse | Optimal designs for complicated block structures |
7 April 1998, 1600 | 50th anniversary conference, British Region of the Biometric Society, Edinburgh | Semi-Latin squares in agricultural experiments |
22 June 1998, 1000 | MODA5 workshop, Luminy, Marseille | Optimality for semi-Latin squares |
8 July 1998, 1040 | 23rd Australasian Conference on Combinatorial Mathematics and Combinatorial Computing, Brisbane (talk given at Jupiter's Casino, Gold Coast, in a joint session with the 14th Australian Statistical Conference) | Partitions and resolved designs |
9 September 1998, 1600 | British Association for the Advancement of Science, Annual Festival, Cardiff | Interfering neighbours (President's address, Mathematical Sciences section) |
15 September 1998 | 28th International Biometrical Colloquium: in Honour of Tadeusz Calinski, Inowroclaw, Poland | Choosing designs for nested blocks |
12 October 1998, 1500 | Reading University, Combinatorics | Semi-Latin rectangles |
7 December 1998, 1630 | QMW, Pure Maths pro-seminar | Suprema of association schemes |
3 February 1999, 1400 | Student Maths Society, QMW | Interfering neighbours |
11 Februrary 1999, 1630 | QMW, Design of Experiments seminar | Choosing designs for nested blocks |
9 March 1999, 1300 | Imperial College: Royal College of Science Union Mathematics Society | Latin squares |
19 March 1999, 1330 | 45th German Biometric Colloquium | Designs for nested blocks (closing lecture) |
29 April 1999 | Conference to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Universitair Centrum voor Statistiek, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven | A historical look at design of experiments |
7 May 1999, 1630 | Midlands Universities Pure Maths seminar, Keele | Semi-Latin squares |
24 June 1999, 1430 | Reading / Royal Holloway / Surrey joint Statistics seminar | Designs for nested blocks |
12 July 1999, 1205 | British Combinatorial Conference, University of Canterbury | Suprema of association schemes |
7 September 1999, 0945 | PSI conference, Southampton | Randomization |
24 January 2000, 1630 | QMW, Pure Maths pro-seminar | Pairwise-balanced designs |
9 March 2000, 1630 (with A. C. Atkinson) | QMW, Design of Experiments seminar | One hundred years of experimental design in Biometrika |
13 April, 2000, 1400 | Optimum Design 2000, Cardiff | Optimal designs for nested blocks |
17 May, 2000, 1500 | Kent/Sussex joint Statistics seminar, Sussex | Choosing designs for nested blocks |
11, 12, 13 September, 2000 | Summer School on Algebraic Combinatorics and Computer Algebra, Varna, Bulgaria | Association schemes in statistics |
26 February 2001, 1630 | QMW, Pure Maths pro-seminar | Generalized wreath products |
15 May, 2001, 0900 | PSI (Statisticians in the Pharmaceutical Industry), Chester | Cross-over trials |
6 July 2001, 1125 | British Combinatorial Conference, University of Sussex | Balanced colourings of strongly regular graphs |
18 July 2001, 1710 | Durham Symposium on Groups, Geometry and Combinatorics | Generalized wreath products of association schemes |
8 November 2001, 1600 (with A. C. Atkinson) | Biometrics/Biometrika meeting | One hundred years of the design of experiments on and off the pages of Biometrika |
22 November 2001 | Universität Dortmund | Issues in the design of cross-over trials |
21 January 2002, 1630 | QMW, Pure Maths pro-seminar | Crested products |
1 July 2002, 1500 | Reading, Combinatorics seminar | Crested products of association schemes |
25 July 2002, | International Biometric Conference, Freiburg | Designs for sums of parameters: diallels, intercrops, fractions |
14 August 2002, 1435 | Oscar Kempthorne Memorial Session at the Joint Statistical Societies Meeting in New York | Randomization and orthogonal block structures |
8 October 2002, 1600 | Combinatorics seminar, Royal Holloway | Association schemes and their products |
14 November 2002, 1545 | British Region of the Biometric Society, held at Rothamsted Experimental Station | (Presidential address) Design of experiments in biometry: from example to theory and back |
12 December 2002, 1630 | Design of Experiments seminar, Queen Mary | Designs for diallels and mixtures |
21 February 2003, 1710 | Meeting in Honour of Professor Anthony Atkinson's Retirement, LSE | Hasse diagrams for orthogonal designs for experiments with qualitiative factors |
1 July 2003, 1205 | 19th British Combinatorial Conference, Bangor | Variance in block designs whose graphs are distance-regular |
July 2003 (poster) | RSS 2003, Diepenbeek, Belgium | Optimal designs for diallel experiments |
16 September 2003, 1215 | Conference of the British Region of the International Biometric Society, Reading | Designs for total effects |
25 October 2003, 0800 | Session on Association Schemes 1973--2003, Meeting of the American Mathematical Society, Chapel Hill | Designs on association schemes |
24 November 2003, 1500 | Reading, Combinatorics seminar | Block designs and distance-regular graphs |
8 March 2004, 1630 | QMUL, Pure Maths seminar | Association schemes: Designed experiments, algebra and combinatorics (book launch) |
29 March 2004, 1200 | Symposium to honour the 80th birthday of John Nelder, Imperial College | Principles of designed experiments in John Nelder's papers |
14 April 2004, 1500 | Glasgow, Statistics seminar | Hasse diagrams for orthogonal designs for experiments with qualitative factors |
16 April 2004, 1125 | Biometric Society meeting in memory of Rob Kempton, Edinburgh | Design of field experiments in the presence of interference between treatments |
12 May 2004 | Reading Combinatorics Colloquium | Designs on association schemes |
23 June 2004 | Biometric Society/RSS meeting in honour of the 80th birthday of David Cox, Oxford | Randomization in stages |
16 August 2004, 1500 | University of Queensland, School of Physical Sciences | Hasse diagrams to describe the structure of designed experiments |
19 August 2004, 1200 | University of Queensland, Combinatorics seminar | Association schemes. 1. What association schemes are: definitions and examples |
23 August 2004, 1500 | University of Queensland, Combinatorics seminar | Association schemes. 2. The Bose-Mesner algebra, including the character table. |
26 August 2004, 1200 | University of Queensland, Combinatorics seminar | Association schemes. 3. Partially balanced incomplete block designs. |
30 August 2004, 1500 | University of Queensland, Combinatorics seminar | Association schemes. 4. Orthogonal block structures. |
23 September 2004, 1430 | Australian National University, Statistics seminar | Hasse diagrams to describe the structure of designed experiments |
27 September 2004, 1400 | Deakin University | Block designs for experiments: from microarrays to orthogonal arrays |
29 September 2004, 0900 | 48th Annual Conference of the Australian Mathematical Society, Melbourne | Association schemes and their products |
8 October 2004, 1200 | Sanger Institute, Cambridge | Uses and abuses of block designs in experiments in biological sciences |
14 October 2004, 1000 | 13th European Genstat Conference | Structure in designed experiments |
28 October 2004, 1445 | Southampton, Statistics seminar | Row-column designs for many purposes |
6 December 2004, 1610 | University of Waikato, Hamilton, New Zealand | Hasse diagrams to describe the structure of designed experiments |
18 December 2004, 1000 | 2004 NZIMA Conference on Combinatorics and its Applications; the 29th Austalasian Conference in Combinatorial Mathematics and Combinatorial Computing; Lake Taupo, New Zealand | Designs on strongly regular graphs |
24 January 2005, 1000 | BiometricsSA | Row-column designs for many purposes |
10 February 2005, 1330 | Thredbo Statistical Meeting: Biometrics and Genstat | Row-column designs for spatial variation |
24 February 2005, 1600 | Universita di Roma "La Sapienza", Seminario di Geometrio Combinatoria | Association schemes. I. What they are: definitions and examples. Products. |
3 March 2005, 1615 | Universita di Roma "La Sapienza", Seminario di Geometrio Combinatoria | Association schemes. II. The Bose-Mesner algebra, including the character table. Parameters of strongly regular graphs. |
10 March 2005, 1615 | Universita di Roma "La Sapienza", Seminario di Geometrio Combinatoria | Association schemes. III. Partially balanced incomplete block designs. |
17 March 2005, 1615 | Universita di Roma "La Sapienza", Seminario di Geometrio Combinatoria | Association schemes. IV. Orthogonal block structures. Notes |
29 April 2005, 1100 | University of Campinas, Brasil | Hasse diagrams to describe the structure of designed experiments |
24 May 2005, 1600 | Escola Superior de Agricultura "Luiz de Queiroz", Piracicaba, Brasil | Design of field experiments in the presence of interference between treatments |
17 June 2005, 1400 | Universidade Federal de Sao Carlos, Brasil | Row-column designs for many purposes |
24 June 2005, 1400 | Department of Biostatistics, Universidade Estadual Paulista, Botucatu, Brasil | Rectangular experiments: restricted randomization or row-column designs? |
29 June 2005, 1530 | Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro, Brasil | Design of field experiments in the presence of interference between treatments |
5, 6 and 7 July 2005, 0800-1000 | 50th annual meeting of the Brasilian Region of the International Biometric Society, Londrina | Hasse diagrams in designed experiments: a pictorial aid to thinking about blocking, stratification, degrees of freedom, randomization, and analysis of variance |
13 July 2005, 1000 | Universidade Federal do Ceara, Fortaleza, Brasil | Rectangular experiments: restricted randomization or row-column designs? |
18 July 2005, 0900 | Universidade Federal de Lavras, Brasil | Rectangular experiments: restricted randomization or row-column designs? |
19 July 2005, 0900 | Universidade Federal de Lavras, Brasil | Design of field experiments in the presence of interference between treatments |
19 July 2005, 1400 | Universidade Federal de Lavras, Brasil | Row-column designs for many purposes |
26 September 2005, 1630 | QMUL, Pure Maths seminar | Block designs for experiments: from microarrays to orthogonal arrays |
25 January 2006, 1145 | Open University, Winter Combinatorics Meeting | Association schemes and their products |
1 February 2006, 1700 | Royal Statistical Society |
Muliple randomizations (joint with C. J. Brien) |
4 May 2006, 1415 | Rothamsted Research | Rectangular experiments: restricted randomization or row-column designs? |
12 May 2006, 1600 | Warwick, Mathematics Colloquium | Block designs for experiments: from microarrays to orthogonal arrays |
18 May 2006, 1715 | Groups in Galway | Another proof of Sylow's theorems |
15 June 2006, 1415 | Oxford, Statistics seminar | Anova tables for experiments which are randomized in stages |
11 July 2006, 0830 | 2006 International Conference on Design of Experiments and its Applications, Tianjin, China | Multiple randomizations |
18 July 2006, 1300 | International Biometric Conference, Montreal, Canada | Rectangular experiments: restricted randomization or row-column designs? |
9 September 2006, 0830 | DEMA 2006, Southampton | Conflicts between optimality criteria in incomplete-block designs for microarray experiments |
27 December 2006, 1630 | Statistics in Agriculture, Delhi | Rectangular experiments: restricted randomization or row-column designs? |
28 December 2006, 1400 | Statistics in Agriculture, Delhi | Teaching the principles of design of experiments |
30 December 2006, 1400 | Calcutta Triannial Symposium on Probability and Statistics | Optimal designs for diallel experiments |
26 April 2007, 1500 | Joint Southampton / Queen Mary Statistics seminar, at Queen Mary | Structure balance for experiments which are randomized in stages |
11 May 2007, 0930 | First Channel Network Conference of the International Biometric Society, Rolduc, Netherlands | Design of dose-escalation trials |
18 May 2007 | Workshop on quality improvement methods, Haus Bommerholz, Dortmund | Conflicts between optimality criteria in incomplete-block designs for microarray experiments |
7 June 2007 | Model-Oriented Design and Analysis of Experiments, Almagro, Spain | Conflicts between optimality criteria in incomplete-block designs for microarray experiments |
13 July 2007 | 21st British Combinatorial Conference, University of Reading | Block designs, spanning trees and resistance in electrical networks |
24 August 2007, 1530 | Peter Cameron's 60th birthday conference | Crested products |
20 October 2007, 1200 | 15th annual meeting of the Belgian Statistical Society and the Quetelet Society, Antwerp | Design of dose-escalation trials |
1 November 2007, 1315 | Design and Analysis of Experiments 2007, University of Memphis | Structure balance and anova tables for experiments which are randomized in stages |
14 December 2007, 1445 | Statistical Models, Design and Data Analysis: A Conference to Celebrate Anthony Atkinson's 70th Birthday | Design of dose-escalation trials |
11 January 2008, 1630 | Combinatorics Study Group, Queen Mary | Amorphic association schemes |
7 April 2008, 1100 | AgResearch, Invermay, New Zealand | Experiments in rectangular areas: restricted randomization or row-column designs? |
11 April 2008, 0900 | AgResearch, Lincoln, New Zealand | Experiments in rectangular areas: restricted randomization or row-column designs? |
17 April 2008, 0900 | AgResearch, Palmerston North, New Zealand | Experiments in rectangular areas: restricted randomization or row-column designs? |
17 April 2008, 1600 | Massey University, Palmerston North, New Zealand, Statistics seminar | Conflicts between optimality criteria in incomplete-block designs for microarray experiments |
21 April 2008, 1610 | University of Waikato, Hamilton, New Zealand, Statistics seminar | Experiments in rectangular areas: restricted randomization or row-column designs? |
1 May 2008, 1300 | University of Auckland, New Zealand, Bioinformatics seminar | Statistical considerations in the construction of designs for two-colour microarray experiments |
8 May 2008, 1600 | QMUL, Centre for Statistics seminar | Design of Comparative Experiments (book launch) |
15 May 2008, 1430 | Oxford University, Representation theory seminar | Representation theory and randomization: why the permutation character of a generalized wreath product is important |
26 June, 2008, 0900 | Combinatorics 2008, Costermano, Lake Garda | Graphs from block designs: concurrence, distance, variance and electrical resistance |
15 July 2008, 1815 | Fisher Memorial Lecture, University College Dublin | Design of dose-escalation trials |
17 July 2008, 0900 | International Biometric Conference, Dublin | Efficient designs for two-colour microarray experiments |
13 August 2008, 1130 | Designed Experiments: Recent Advances in Methods and Applications (DEMA2008), Isaac Newton Institute | Design of two-phase experiments |
7 November 2008, 1545 | Bridging the Gaps, Queen Mary | Block designs and electrical networks |
13 November 2008, 1400 | University of Kent | Efficient designs for two-colour microarray experiments |
28 November 2008 | University of South Australia | Efficient designs for two-colour microarray experiments |
5 December 2008, 0900 | Australasian GenStat Conference 2008 | Experiments in rectangular areas: restricted randomization or row-column designs? |
5 January 2009 | Group Theory, Combinatorics & Computation (in honour of Professor Cheryl E. Praeger's 60th Birthday), Perth, WA, Australia | Properties of graphs of optimal block designs |
2 March 2009, 1630 | Combinatorics Study Group, Queen Mary | Optimal block designs |
3 April 2009 | Reduction of Complexity in Multivariate Data Structures, Dortmund | Design of two-phase experiments |
7 July 2009, 1240 | British Combinatorial Conference, St. Andrews | Phase transition in block designs |
18 August 2009, 1230 | Queen's Medical Research Institute, Edinburgh | Some statistical issues in the design of experiments in medical research |
8 October 2009, 1515 | Joint Southampton / Queen Mary Statistics seminar, at Queen Mary | Conflicts between optimality criteria for block designs with low replication |
15 October 2009 (poster) | Design and Analysis of Experiments 2009, University of Missouri at Columbia | Row-column designs good for many purposes |
20 November 2009, 1645 | London Mathematical Society | Teaching mathematics: satnav or map? |
2 December 2009, 1400 | Bridging the Gaps, Queen Mary | Basic statistical tips for designing experiments |
3 February 2010, 1000 | Educational and Staff Development, QM | ANOVA and statistical models |
18–19 March 2010 | Planification et méthodes statistiques spatiales pour simulations numérique. Journées de Groupement de Recherche MASCOT-NUM, Avignon | Planification |
14 June 2010 | Model-Oriented Data Analysis and Optimum Design, Bertinoro, Italy | Conflicts between optimality criteria for block designs with low replication |
29 July 2010 | LinStat 2010, Tomar, Portugal | Circular designs balanced for neighbours at distances one and two |
7 October 2010, 1630 | QMUL, Statistics seminar | The randomization model for two-phase experiments |
18 October 2010, 1630 | QMUL, Pure mathematics seminar | FLIRTs |
8 November 2010 | CSIRO, Division of Mathematical and Information Sciences, Adelaide | Structure balance and anova tables for experiments which are randomized in stages |
9 November 2010 | CSIRO, Division of Mathematical and Information Sciences, Adelaide | Design of two-phase experiments |
9 November 2010 | Statistical Society of Australia, Adelaide | Conflicts between optimality criteria for block designs with low replication |
25 November 2010 | Australian National University, Statistics seminar | Conflicts between optimality criteria for block designs with low replication |
1 December 2010 | CSIRO, Division of Mathematical and Information Sciences, Canberra | Design of comparative experiments |
7 December 2010 | International Biometric Congress, Florianópolis, Brazil | Conflicts between optimality criteria for block designs with low replication |
2 February 2011, 1000 | The Learning Institute, QM | ANOVA and statistical models |
14 April 2011 | Universidade Nova de Lisboa, Statistics seminar | Design of comparative experiments |
2 May 2011, 1015–1045 | Séminaire en l'honneur d'André Kobilinsky, Jouy-en-Josas, France | Using characters of Abelian groups, (and the design key), to construct designs for experiments in glasshouses |
12 May 2011, 0800–0830 | International Conference on Design of Experiments, Memphis, Tennessee | Design and analysis of experiments testing for diversity in ecology |
18 May 2011, 1500–1530 | Visualization and Presentation of Statistics, Open University | Bad statistics |
27 May 2011, 2000–2100 | Friday Evening Discourse, The Royal Institution | From Rothamsted to Northwick Park: designing experiments to avoid bias and reduce variance |
23 June 2011, 0900–0950 | Finite Geometries, Irsee | Block designs on the edge |
6 July 2011, 0900–0940 | Probastat, Smolenice, Slovakia | Optimal design of experiments with very low average replication |
22 August 2011, 1155–1235 | 58th World Statistics Congress of the International Statistical Institute, Dublin | John Ashworth Nelder 1924–2010: Contributions to statistics |
25 August 2011, 0945–1005 | 58th World Statistics Congress of the International Statistical Institute, Dublin | Panel discussion: Current issues in statistical theory and application |
31 August 2011, 1100–1200 | Designed Experiments: Recent Advances in Methods and Applications | Panel discussion: Future directions for DOE |
2 September 2011, 1330–1400 | Designed Experiments: Recent Advances in Methods and Applications | Optimal design of experiments with very low average replication |
26 September 2011, 1410–1420 | Cambridge Statistical Initiative | Design and analysis of biodiversity experiments |
27 October 2011 | Algebraic Method in Experimental Design, Isaac Newton Institute | Connectivity in block designs, and Laplacian matrices |
16 November 2011, 1500–1530 | Royal Statistical Society, Young Statisticians' Meeting | Talk introducing the read paper |
15 December 2011 | University of Roehampton | From Rothamsted to Northwick Park: designing experiments to avoid bias and reduce variance |
10 February 2012, 1630–1730 | QMUL, Combinatorics Study Group | The Levi graph and the concurrence graph |
29 February 2012, 0900–0945 | AGROSTAT 2012, Paris | Design of experiments with very low average replication |
29 March 2012, 1630–1730 | North Eastern local group of the Royal Statistical Society, Newcastle | From Rothamsted to Northwick Park: designing experiments to avoid bias and reduce variance |
17 April 2012, 1500–1600 | Universidade Nova de Lisboa, Statistics seminar | From Rothamsted to Northwick Park: designing experiments to avoid bias and reduce variance |
19 April 2012, 1500–1600 | Instituto Superior de Engenharia de Lisboa, Centro de Matemática | Experiments in rectangular areas: restricted randomization or row-column designs? |
20 April 2012, 1400–1500 | Universidade Aberta (Lisboa), Seminário de Matemática | Conflicts between optimality criteria for block designs with low replication |
8 May 2012, 1400–1445 | Brazilian Statistics Meeting, Piracicaba | Optimal design of experiments with very low average replication | 9 May 2012 | Brazilian Statistics Meeting, Piracicaba (joint talk with Silvio Zocchi) | Neighbour balance in a strip-block design for an experiment on irrigation |
17 May 2012 | Combinatorics Day, LSE | Levi graphs and concurrence graphs as tools to evaluate designs |
8 June 2012, 1110–1200 | SETA 2012: Sequences and their Applications, Waterloo, Canada | Circular designs balanced for neighbours at distances one and two |
3 July, 2012, 1530–1600 | 3rd Portuguese-Polish Workshop on Biometry, Covilhã | Neighbour balance in a strip-block design for an experiment on irrigation |
16 July 2012, 0900–0945 | LinStat 2012, Bedlewo, Poland | Optimal design of experiments with very low average replication |
22 August 2012, 1600–1700 | St Andrews, Statistics seminar | Association schemes |
23 August 2012, 1400–1500 | St Andrews, Mathematics departmental colloquium | From Rothamsted to Northwick Park: designing experiments to avoid bias and reduce variance |
4 September 2012, 1420–1450 | Royal Statistical Society conference, Telford | Randomisation 50 years after Fisher |
4 October 2012, 1400–1500 | East Kent local group of the Royal Statistical Society | From Rothamsted to Northwick Park: designing experiments to avoid bias and reduce variance |
11 October 2012, 1930–2000 | The Royal Institution, 14-10 Club | Experiments in blocks |
12 October 2012, 1630–1730 | QMUL, Combinatorics Study Group | Entropy, partitions, groups, and association schemes, 2 |
18 October 2012, 1630–1700 | DAE 2012, University of Georgia, USA | Designs for dose-escalation trials |
31 October 2012 | University of South Australia, Phenomics and Bioinformatics Research Centre | From Rothamsted to Northwick Park: designing experiments to avoid bias and reduce variance |
20 December 2012, 1500–1600 | Universidade Nova de Lisboa, Statistics seminar | Circular designs balanced for neighbours at distances one and two |
21 December 2012, 1200–1300 | Centro de Algebra da Universidade de Lisboa | Entropy, partitions and association schemes |
25 January 2013, 1600–1700 | Cambridge Statistics seminar | Conflicts between optimality criteria for block designs with low replication |
6 February 2013, 1630–1730 | Cambridge Algebra seminar | Association schemes, permutation groups, and their products |
28 February 2013, 1700–1800 | G. C. Steward lecture, Gonville and Caius College, Cambridge | From Rothamsted to Northwick Park: designing experiments to avoid bias and reduce variance |
7 March 2013, 1700–1800 | G. C. Steward lecture, Gonville and Caius College, Cambridge | Latin squares |
22 April 2013, 1600–1700 | St Andrews, Statistics seminar | Conflicts between optimality criteria for block designs with low replication |
2 May 2013 | Joint Southampton / Queen Mary Statistics seminar, at Queen Mary | Circular designs balanced for neighbours at distances one and two |
10 May 2013, 1700–1800 | G. C. Steward lecture, Gonville and Caius College, Cambridge | Association schemes |
14 June 2013, 1100–1130 | Model-Oriented Data Analysis and Optimum Design, Lagow Lubuski, Poland | Quasi-Latin designs for experiments in rectangles |
20 June 2013, 1500–1530 | Spring Research Conference on Statistics in Industry and Technology, UCLA: Special session on experimental design in honor of Ching-Shui Cheng | Using graphs to find optimal block designs |
4 July 2013, 1620–1635 | British and Irish Region of the International Biometric Society, Channel Network Meeting, St Andrews | Design and analysis of experiments testing for diversity in ecology |
8 July 2013, 1400–1500 | Combinatorics, Algebra and More: A conference in celebration of Peter Cameron, Queen Mary, University of London | Incomplete-block designs and Laplacian eigenvalues |
18 July 2013, 1130–1230 | Durham Symposium on Graph Theory and Interactions | Levi graphs and concurrence graphs as tools to evaluate block designs |
4 September 2013, 1000–1100 | Poznan University of Life Sciences, Statistics seminar | Optimal design of experiments with very low average replication |
16 October 2013, 1815–1900 | Coulter-McDowell lecture, Royal Holloway, University of London | Latin squares |
22 October 2013, 1500–1600 | University of South Australia, Phenomics and Bioinformatics Research Centre | Circular designs balanced for neighbours at distances one and two |
20 November 2013, 1500–1600 | Meeting on `Network coding, partitions and security' in the School of Engineering and Computing Sciences at the University of Durham | Entropy, partitions and association schemes |
14 December 2013, 1430–1455 | ERCIM, Senate House, University of London | Desmond Patterson and the design key |
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