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ICYMI: Our own Assistant Professor Ben Lengerich discussed his research at the intersection of AI and medicine in our latest Q&A. Read on: ow.ly/58vO50VmjyM

Scientists at UW–Madison continue to be recognized as global leaders in their fields of research. We're proud to share that seven of our scholars have recently been elected fellows of @AAAS, the world’s largest general scientific society. Congratulations! news.wisc.edu/aaas-members-e…

Statistics colloquium next Thursday, April 3, at 2:50 PM in LeConte 224! We are excited to welcome Dr. Yongyi Guo from UW–Madison Statistics who will present her research, "Inference in Adaptive Experiments with Contextual Noise." Everyone is welcome to join us!

The party's about to start! 🤩 Beginning Tuesday at 10:12 a.m. CT, Badgers across the nation are invited to participate in the 1,848 minute party with a purpose. Learn more about how you can join: dayofthebadger.org/wisalumni25

@wisalumni’s Day of the Badger is back 4/8-4/9! Celebrate with free donuts from @uwmadisonischool and UW–Madison School of Education, pizza from DEM, cookies from UW–Madison Statistics, cupcakes from CS, and more: go.wisc.edu/freefoodmap

Day of the Badger is still going strong, but there are just a few hours to go! We're still a few contributions short of unlocking a $5000 matching gift! Join us in celebrating our department’s legacy and shaping its future. Give back by 5 p.m. CT: ow.ly/hVt950VuRs2

Stats Around Campus today highlights the impressive recent Match Day for medical students at UW–Madison. This year's class achieved a 99% match rate, with about a third of them headed to locations in Wisconsin! More: ow.ly/88Re50VuRvn

Exciting news in the global statistics community! Grace Wahba was awarded the prestigious 2025 International Prize in Statistics for her groundbreaking work on smoothing splines, which revolutionized data analysis and machine learning. https://www. statprize.org/index.cfm

On 4/16, our Statistics Seminar will feature Zhimei Ren of the Wharton School, delivering a talk entitled "Boosting e-BH via conditional calibration" at SMI 133 at 4 p.m. More details: ow.ly/kiBP50VAbUW

Our final Statistics Seminar of the semester is coming up this week! On Wednesday, Jingyi (Jessica) Li of UCLA will deliver a talk entitled "SyNPar: Synthetic Null Parallelism for High-Power and Fast FDR Control in Feature Selection." More: ow.ly/ocjR50VEaEK

Congratulations to PhD student Alex Hayes, who recently took home a Best Student Paper Award from Business and Economics Statistics Section of ASA! (@Amstatnews) Learn more about the winners, including Alex's paper: ow.ly/icmw50VIZpm

It's #UWGrad week! Help us celebrate UW–Madison's Class of 2025 and tag #UWGrad in all your 🎓 posts for a chance to be featured on the official #UWGrad celebration wall: go.wisc.edu/uwgrad

Emeritus Professor Grace Wahba recently received the International Prize in Statistics in recognition of her groundbreaking work on smoothing splines, which transformed data analysis and machine learning. Wahba joined UW–Madison Statistics in 1967 as its first female faculty member.

🎓We're thrilled to celebrate all of our incredible spring 2025 graduates! Meet a few notable new grads from cross Statistics and Data Science programs who've made a real impact in our department and across the university: ow.ly/z36R50VPm3F

Say hello to our newest alumni. Congratulations to all of our CDIS graduates. We can't wait to see what the future holds for you all🎊 Learn about a few of this semester's graduating students: cdis.wisc.edu/celebrating-sp…

We are thrilled to celebrate Professor Emerita Grace Wahba, who has been awarded the 2025 International Prize in Statistics — one of the highest honors in the field — for her foundational contributions to smoothing splines. Read more: ow.ly/ZGNv50VRTHo

Such an incredible, well-deserved, and (statistically!) significant recognition for Professor Emerita Grace Wahba, whose transformative scholarship helps solve society’s most critical challenges!🏅

"Research in all the departments that are core to CDIS will help advance the technology and make sure that it's landing with a positive way inside of society." The Capital Times sat down with CDIS Director Remzi Arpaci-Dusseau. Read the full Q&A: bit.ly/3H5iLjQ

WSRC advisor Remzi Arpaci-Dusseau talks with The Capital Times about how @UWCDIS is rising to meet the "AI Moment", establishing UW–Madison as a global leader in this domain, which extends far beyond computing UW-Madison L&S UW-Madison CS UW–Madison iSchool UW–Madison Statistics captimes.com/news/education…

How cool is this! Doug Bates donated to our Open Source Program Office one of the original CDs for R signed by the core developers.