International Forum on Statistics Opens at RUC
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Transtlate Renmin University of China held the International Forum on Statistics from 10th to 12th July, 2010 in order to learn from developed countries, increase communications among statisticians and promote the development of China’s statistics.
This forum invited 9 academicians of science with background of statistics from the US, Australia and China, some COPSS Presidents' Award winners, and over 350 scholars on statistics from Stanford University, Harvard University, University of California, Renmin University, Peking University, Chinese Academy of Science and so on. A total of more than 200 articles and works on statistics were shared and discussed on the forum.
The International Forum on Statistics is held at RUC every two years including the themes of theory, method and application of statistics in such aspects as the theoretical issues, applied issues and international frontier issues of statistics, studying methods of statistics, statistics education and talent cultivation, and so on. This year, the forum fully displayed the depth and width of international study of statistics in theory and application and showed the bright future of the application of statistics in social economy, finance and insurance and biological medicine, etc.
Senior Vice-President of RUC Prof. Yuan Wei chaired the opening ceremony.
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