1992 Gordon Research Conference on Statistics in Chemistry and Chemical Engineering
Hew Hampton School, New Hampton, NH
July 27 to July 31, 1992
Chair: Richard D. De Veaux, Princeton University
Vice Chair: Roger W. Hoerl, Scott Paper Company
1) Speaker: John F MacGregor, McMaster University, Ontario, Canada
Topic: Multivariate Methods for Process Analysis
Discussant: Svante Wold, Umea University, Sweden
Moderator: Karen Kafadar, National Cancer Institute
2) Speaker: Adrian F.M. Smith, Imperial College, London, UK
Topic: Bayesian Methods for Reliability
Discussant: Bruce Hoadley, Bellcore
Moderator: Edward I. George, University of Chicago
3) Speaker: Ingram Olkin, Stanford University
Topic: Meta Analysis in Science
Discussant: Donald B. Rubin, Harvard University
Moderator: Donna F. Stroup, Centers for Disease Control
4) Speaker: Lyle H. Ungar, University of Pennsylvania
Topic: Neural Networks for Chemical Process Control
Discussant: James M. Minor, Dupont
Moderator: Roger W. Hoerl, Scott Paper Company
5) Speaker: Trevor J. Hastie, AT&T Bell Laboratories
Topic: Generalized Additive Models and Classification
Discussant: Anthony C. Atkinson, London School of Economics, UK
Moderator: Diane E. Duffy, Bellcore
6) Speaker: Philip K. Hopke, Clarkson University
Topic: Multivariate Methods for Environmental Chemical Analysis
Discussant: Nouna Kettaneh-Wold, MDS Inc.
Moderator: Age Smilde, University Center for Pharmacy, Groningen, Netherlands
7) Speaker: V.V. Fedorov, Academy of Sciences, Moscow, Russia
Topic: Moving regression: analysis and design of experiments
Discussant: Toby J. Mitchell, Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Moderator: James M. Lucas, Consultant
8) Speaker: John C. Bailar, McGill University, Quebec, Canada
Topic: New Direction in Risk Assessment
Discussant: J. Michael Steele, University of Pennsylvania
Moderator: Karen J. Hyver, Baxter Diagnostics Inc.
9) Speaker: Deborah F. Swayne, Bellcore and Martin Koschat, Yale
Topic: Interactive Statistical Graphics using the X Window System
Discussant: Randall D. Tobias, SAS Institute
Moderator: Karen J. Bandeen-Roche, Johns-Hopkins University
