JMP Podcast #11: José Ramírez, W. L. Gore and Associates Running Time: 5:39 José Ramírez, statistician at W.L. Gore and Associates talks about how non-statisticians can use JMP to solve common problems in Science & Engineering. The book he is co-authoring with Brenda Ramirez, JMP® Handbook: A Step-by-step Statistical Guide for Solving Common Problems in Science & Engineering Using JMP®, is scheduled for release from SAS Press in 2008. View select slides from his JUC presentation (PDF)

José Ramírez

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JMP Podcast #10: Leighton Spadone, The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company Running Time: 5:00 Leighton Spadone is R&D associate at Goodyear and a member of an American Society of Testing and Materials task group charged with developing tire safety tests. He talks about how his team used JMP’s DOE and modeling capabilities to design appropriate roadway tests for truck tires. View select slides from his JUC presentation (PDF)

Leighton Spadone

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JMP Podcast #9: Byron Wingerd, Emergent BioSolutions Running Time: 5:44 Byron Wingerd, principal scientist at Emergent BioSolutions talks about the steps they take to assure quality in the immunobiotics they produce to help prevent or treat life-threatening diseases.

Byron Wingerd

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JMP Podcast #8: Thomas Putnam, The Timken Company Running Time: 6:35 Tom Putnam, Six Sigma Master Black Belt and Manager of Lean Six Sigma at Timken talks about using JMP to reduce defect rates for a family of bearing products. View select slides from his JUC presentation (PDF)

Tom Putnam

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JMP Podcast #7: Jeffrey Rummel, University of Connecticut Running Time: 5:42 Jeffrey Rummel, Associate Professor in the UCONN Business School, talks about equipping students with the statistical knowledge and software they can use to make business decisions. New software capabilities help him show students the kinds of questions to ask about data and how to know when to tap the knowledge of statisticians.

Jeffrey Rummel

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JMP Podcast #6: Douglas Montgomery, Arizona State University Running Time: 10:45 Douglas Montgomery, leading author of statistics textbooks and Regent's Professor in Industrial Engineering at Arizona State University, talks about Design of Experiments and the use of optimal designs in the workplace.

Doug Montgomery

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JMP Podcast #5: Michael Barton, Arizona State University Running Time: 10:32 Michael Barton, Professor of Anthropology at Arizona State University, talks about the Mediterranean Landscape Dynamics Project and how data analysis can lead to insights that will benefit land-use planners around the world.

Michael Barton

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JMP Podcast #4: Sky Alibhai and Zoe Jewell, Wildtrack Running Time: 03:15 Sky Alibhai and Zoe Jewell, wildlife researchers and founders of WildTrack, describe their non-invasive techniques for monitoring endangered species to support wildlife conservation.

Zoe Jewell

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JMP Podcast #2: Patrick Biltgen, Aerospace Systems Design Laboratory, Georgia Institute of Technology Running Time: 08:20 Patrick Biltgen is a Ph.D. student and researcher at Georgia Tech’s Aerospace Systems Design Laboratory (ASDL), where he is on a team that helps create the next generation of rockets, jets, and aerospace systems. He talks about developing game-changing aerospace designs used for national security and how ASDL implements its collaborative visualization environment.

Patrick Biltgen

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JMP Podcast #1: Daniel Valente, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (RPI) Running Time: 06:11 Daniel Valente is a Ph.D. student in Architectural Acoustical Engineering at RPI. He talks about designing the virtual recording studio of the future, the link between acoustical architecture and the recording industry, and how RPI’s work could widen and improve our options for enjoying music.

Daniel Valente

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