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Last chance to register to the next IASS webinar: Combining Multiple Data Sources using Statistical Modeling27 August 20...
25/08/2026

Last chance to register to the next IASS webinar: Combining Multiple Data Sources using Statistical Modeling

27 August 2026 | 14:00–15:30 CEST | Free to attend

As budgets tighten, the rise of new data sources, including administrative records, geospatial data, non-probability surveys and AI-generated data, offers fresh ways to tackle complex statistical challenges. This session looks at how statistical modelling can combine multiple sources to produce precise granular estimates, reduce non-sampling errors and address self-selection bias, with a closing look at applications in poverty mapping.

Presented by:
Partha Lahiri – Professor, University of Maryland College Park; President of the International Association of Survey Statisticians (IASS); expert in Small Area Estimation

Register here: https://isi-web.org/webinar/iass-combining-multiple-data-sources-using-statistical-modeling

Save your seat for the next IASS webinar: Combining Multiple Data Sources using Statistical Modeling📅 27 August 2026🕑 14...
18/08/2026

Save your seat for the next IASS webinar: Combining Multiple Data Sources using Statistical Modeling

📅 27 August 2026
🕑 14:00–15:30 CEST
💻 Online, free to join

Demand for diverse socio-economic, agricultural and health statistics is surging, yet survey organisations must navigate increasingly tight budgets. The rise of diverse data sources, including administrative records, geospatial data, non-probability surveys and AI-generated data, offers new opportunities to tackle complex statistical challenges.

This webinar explores how statistical modelling can combine multiple data sources to extract high-value insights, covering precise granular estimates, multivariate analyses, reducing non-sampling errors in probability samples, and mitigating self-selection bias in non-probability data.

The session concludes with a look at recent developments in poverty mapping, showing practical solutions of critical interest to national and international statistical organisations.

🎙️ Presented by:
Partha Lahiri, Professor, Joint Program in Survey Methodology and Department of Mathematics, University of Maryland College Park; President of the International Association of Survey Statisticians (IASS); globally recognised expert in Small Area Estimation

👉 Register here: https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/6517822247889/WN_I5vgqOi0TiOniWmyq1fMwA #/registration


Do you know research that changed the way we understand data?The ISI Founders of Statistics Prize for Contemporary Resea...
23/07/2026

Do you know research that changed the way we understand data?

The ISI Founders of Statistics Prize for Contemporary Research Contributions is now accepting nominations! This award, sponsored by Elsevier, celebrates a published paper or book that has made a lasting mark on statistics, whether in theory, methods, or real-world application.

The winner(s) take home a €5,000 prize, plus a trip to the ISI World Statistics Congress to share their work with the global statistics community.

Tag someone whose research deserves recognition, or nominate a paper yourself.

📅 Deadline: 5 October 2026
🏆 Winners announced: 30 November 2026

Nomination form here: https://isi-portal.odoo.com/r/lkq

📣 We're looking for the next Editor-in-Chief of STAT!The International Statistical Institute (ISI) is inviting nominatio...
17/07/2026

📣 We're looking for the next Editor-in-Chief of STAT!

The International Statistical Institute (ISI) is inviting nominations for the next Editor-in-Chief of STAT, the journal published by Wiley on behalf of the ISI.

STAT publishes high-quality, concise research across all areas of statistics and probability, including foundational theory, computational statistics, applied research, and interdisciplinary work in data science, machine learning and AI.

The new Editor-in-Chief will begin a four-year term on 1 January 2027, with a transition period starting 1 October 2026 alongside the current Editor-in-Chief, Professor Holger Dette.

We are seeking internationally recognised leaders in statistics and probability with editorial experience, a clear vision for the journal and the discipline, and current ISI membership.

Are you up for the challenge, or do you know someone who is?

🗓️ Submit your nomination by 10 August 2026.
https://isi-portal.odoo.com/r/uwK

Please help us spread the word by sharing this opportunity with your colleagues and networks.

🚨 Last Call! 🚨Don't miss our upcoming webinar:Small Area Estimation Beyond Traditional Data: Opportunities, Challenges, ...
13/07/2026

🚨 Last Call! 🚨

Don't miss our upcoming webinar:
Small Area Estimation Beyond Traditional Data: Opportunities, Challenges, and Emerging Applications

Learn how big data and alternative data sources -including administrative data, satellite imagery, mobile phone data, and citizen-generated data - are reshaping Small Area Estimation and helping produce more timely, reliable, and localised statistics.

🎤 Our speaker is Professor Monica Pratesi (University of Pisa), an internationally recognised expert in Small Area Estimation and former President of the International Association of Survey Statisticians (IASS). She brings extensive experience from both academia and official statistics, including leadership roles at Italy's National Institute of Statistics (Istat).

Whether you're a statistician, researcher, data scientist, student, or policymaker, this is a webinar you won't want to miss.

⏳ Registration is closing soon—secure your spot today!
https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/9717822247828/WN_RinuCb5EQzOpBVlylwAvag

We look forward to seeing you there!

🌍 Calling all young statisticians!Applications are now open for the ISI Jan Tinbergen Award 2027!This prestigious award ...
06/07/2026

🌍 Calling all young statisticians!

Applications are now open for the ISI Jan Tinbergen Award 2027!

This prestigious award recognizes outstanding research that helps strengthen statistical systems and capacity, especially in countries with developing statistical infrastructure.

🏆 €2,500 cash prize
✈️ Travel support to attend the ISI World Statistics Congress 2027
🎟️ Free Congress registration
🏨 Five nights' per diem

📅 Deadline: 25 September 2026

If you were born in 1995 or later and have original, unpublished research to share, we'd love to hear from you!

👉 Find out more and apply here:
https://isi-portal.odoo.com/r/1xM

Know someone who would be a great fit? Tag them in the comments or share this post to help spread the word!

📊 Webinar alert! 📊As policy needs become more local and more timely, Small Area Estimation (SAE) is changing fast. It's ...
02/07/2026

📊 Webinar alert! 📊

As policy needs become more local and more timely, Small Area Estimation (SAE) is changing fast. It's no longer just about survey and census data — administrative records, satellite imagery, mobile phone data and citizen-generated data are all opening up new possibilities for more accurate, more local statistics.

Join the International Association of Survey Statisticians - IASS for a free webinar on:
🔹 Small Area Estimation Beyond Traditional Data: Opportunities, Challenges, and Emerging Applications

📅 14 July 2026
🕑 14:00–15:30 CEST
💻 Online, free to join

We'll explore how big and alternative data sources are being used in SAE models, the challenges around bias and representativeness, and how to keep statistics reliable, ethical and useful — especially for underserved populations and areas that are often left out of the picture.

🎙️ Your presenter: Pratesi, Full Professor of Statistics at the University of Pisa and former President of the IASS, brings decades of experience in small area estimation and poverty mapping.

Spots are open now, so grab yours before they fill up!

👉 Register for free: https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/7117822247759/WN_RinuCb5EQzOpBVlylwAvag

How can governments make fair decisions if millions of people are missing from the data?There are 476 million Indigenous...
19/06/2026

How can governments make fair decisions if millions of people are missing from the data?

There are 476 million Indigenous Peoples across the world, representing thousands of cultures and languages. Yet many remain statistically invisible because official data has historically underrepresented Indigenous populations.

Join the ISI Academy Webinar: Recent Developments in Indigenous Statistics to learn how the newly established ISI Special Interest Group (SIG) on Indigenous Statistics is helping shape more inclusive and equitable statistical practices worldwide.

You'll discover:
✅ The vision and future work of the new ISI SIG on Indigenous Statistics.
✅ New approaches for collecting and reporting Indigenous data that respect cultural diversity.
✅ Why better statistics are essential for better policies, stronger public services, and reducing inequality.

This conversation matters because when people are missing from the data, they are often missing from government budgets and policy decisions. Improving Indigenous statistics is a critical step toward fairer funding for education, healthcare, and community development.

📅 2 July 2026
🕛 12:00–13:30 CEST

🎟️ Register for free: https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/7817818745776/WN_YXq4r91JT2SjwwzgnXKWZA

Help spread the word by sharing this opportunity with colleagues, researchers, policymakers, and anyone interested in creating more inclusive official statistics.

Statistics isn't just about numbers—it’s about people, accountability, and making hidden realities visible. 🌍The brand n...
16/06/2026

Statistics isn't just about numbers—it’s about people, accountability, and making hidden realities visible. 🌍

The brand new edition of vISIon, the ISI magazine, is out now! We are exploring how data and community-engaged research help protect human rights, fight climate change, and build a fairer society.

👉 READ IT FOR FREE: https://isi-portal.odoo.com/r/jhz

📰 Highlights from the 2nd Edition:

✨ Fighting Modern Slavery: How experts are using Artificial Intelligence to audit global supply chains and protect vulnerable workers.
✨ Climate Action: Real-world tracking of drought data and coastal risks threatening small fisheries in Indonesia.
✨ Inclusion & Policy: A look into how data categorization impacts the visibility of different racial and ethnic groups in public policy.
✨ Education: How the International Statistical Literacy Project is turning everyday experiences into global data skills for all ages.

Data is a powerful bridge to an informed citizenship. Dive into these incredible stories of statistics in action today!

👇 Click below to read the complete issue: 🔗 https://isi-portal.odoo.com/r/jhz

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