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Written by Gianluca

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December 2, 2016

Lately, I’ve been publicising quite heavily our Summer school and new MSc, but of course, we’re not the only one to plan for interesting things worth mentioning \(-\) well, of course this is highly subjective… But then again, this blog is (mainly) about Bayesian stuff, so what’s the problem with that?…

Anyway, I know of at least a couple of very interesting events:

  1. Petros’ course on Decision modeling using R, in Toronto, in February 2017. Last year he kindly invited me and I gave some sort of BCEA tutorial, which I really enjoyed.

  2. Emmanuel’s summer school on advanced Bayesian methods, in Leuven, in September 2017 (I think their website is not live yet, but info will be available at the i-Biostat website). I think they’ll do a three-day course on non-parametric Bayesian methods and then a two-day course on Bayesian clinical trials.