Which Discovery Summit presentations were attendee favorites?

Congratulations to Discovery Summit Americas Top Voted Presentations

At JMP, we believe that the more statistically savvy the world’s scientists, engineers, professors, students and even the general public are, the better the world could be. That’s why we produce the Discovery Summit series. And it’s why we are shining a spotlight on statistical excellence right now; your votes are in, and the winning Discovery Summit papers and posters are clear.

Congratulations go to these top voted papers and posters:

Best Contributed On-Demand Paper
At the Corner of Lean Street and Statistics Road
by Stephen Czupryna, Objective Experiments
Best Invited On-Demand Paper
Automating the Data Curation Workflow
by Jordan Hiller and Mia Stephens, both of JMP
Best Contributed Live Paper
Towards Predicting the Fate of Reef Corals
by Anderson Mayfield, Khaled bin Sultan Living Oceans Foundation
Best Invited Live Paper
ABCs of Structural Equations Models
by James Koepfler and Laura Castro-Schilo, both of JMP
Best Poster
DOE Gumbo: How Hybrid and Augmenting Designs Can Lead to More Effective Design Choices
by Heath Rushing, Adsurgo
Best Student Poster
Predict Customer Churn in Telecom Company
by Kamal Kannan Krishnan, Ayush Kumar, Namita Singh and Jimmy Joseph, all of the University of Connecticut

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Discovery Summit attendees usually participate in a morning fun run during the conference. The Americas 2020 virtual conference was no different! Take a look at data from the run in this month's featured viz.

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Featured Viz - Discovery Americas 2020 Virtual Fun Run Data

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