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Student, early career statistician or data scientist? Enter our writing competition by 30 May for the chance to win a conference slot, trophy + publication in Significance magazine! Rules etc: ow.ly/BZg450USiIh

Calling the world's early career statisticians and data professionals! Would you like to win a trophy + publication in Significance + a slot at the 2025 Royal Statistical Society Conference? Enter our writing competition by 30 May. ow.ly/BZg450USiIh

“Show ’em you can do it!” Mary Eleanor Spear was a brilliant US draughtswoman and information designer during the 1940s-1980s. Read about her work and legacy (and enjoy some vintage data viz), for free: ow.ly/xY1G50VQUSn

The power of visualization..;)

"Quietly taking root and raising eyebrows..." What is going on with randomised non-comparative trials (RNCTs)? An essential primer by Pavlos Msaouel ow.ly/ggqm50VSAep #freetoread #statistics

Appreciate Significance making the primer on randomized non-comparative trials (RNCTs) freely available help to raise awareness of this phenomenon: academic.oup.com/jrssig/article… Frank Harrell Miguel Hernán Richard Riley (R²) Sander Greenland Andrew Vickers Ethan Ludmir MD Alexander Sherry

Pavlos Msaouel Significance Miguel Hernán Richard Riley (R²) Sander Greenland Andrew Vickers Ethan Ludmir MD Alexander Sherry It seems that the dumber an idea is the more we need smart people to combat it. Enter Pavlos Msaouel

Nice piece here from Pavlos Msaouel, for anyone still here who cares about clinical trials and statistics.

Mind-blowing that people would randomize but not compare... Not just raising eyebrows. Great article!

Prediction tournaments are everywhere these days. Why is it that, paradoxically, the best forecaster doesn’t always win? The statistics are relatively simple to analyse... Our May cover feature is now free to read for 1 month: ow.ly/aXn850VUYtk

"One year Stephen Hawking joined in, but he didn’t do very well..." A fascinating analysis by Niall MacKay of prediction tournaments and why the best forecaster doesn’t always win: ow.ly/aXn850VUYtk #freetoread #statistics

“Show ’em you can do it!” Mary Eleanor Spear was a brilliant US draughtswoman and information designer during the 1940s-1980s. Read Altea Lorenzo's tribute to her work and legacy (and enjoy some vintage data viz): ow.ly/xY1G50VQUSn

Student, early career statistician or data scientist? Enter our writing competition by 30 May for the chance to win a conference slot, trophy + publication in Significance magazine! Rules etc: ow.ly/BZg450USiIh

Love communicating about statistics? Enter our writing competition for early career folks and you could be the winner of this year’s Significance Early Career Writing Award! Closes 30 May. All the info you need >> ow.ly/BZg450USiIh

Student, early career statistician or data scientist? Enter our writing competition by 30 May for the chance to win a conference slot, trophy + publication in Significance magazine! Rules etc: ow.ly/BZg450USiIh

Who was William Guy, and why does medical statistics owe him so much? New on the website: ow.ly/8LEP50W1oz5

All Significance articles become free to read after 1 year! So you can now enjoy all of last year's May issue, including articles on the 13th floor, R number, the autism debate, inflation + some brilliant stats communicators ow.ly/ZXKq50W1rvu #statistics #freetoread

William Guy was a pioneer of statistical methodology and a public health leader who cared about how poor working conditions caused ill health. Find out more: ow.ly/8LEP50W1oz5