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Marvin Zelen Leadership Award in Statistical Science

The award recognizes an individual in government, industry, or academia, who by virtue of his/her outstanding leadership, has greatly impacted the theory and practice of statistical science. While individual accomplishments are considered, the most distinguishing criterion is the awardee's contribution to the creation of an environment in which statistical science and its applications have flourished. The award recipient will deliver a public lecture on statistical science at the Harvard T. H. Chan School of Public Health and will be presented with a citation and an honorarium.

Celebrating a legacy of leadership, innovation, and influence

1997 * "The Importance of CLinical Trials in " 1998 Sir David Roxbee Cox "Graphical Models in : A Review" 1999 John W. Tukey* "A Smorgasbord of Handy Techniques That Can Help in Analyzing Data" 2000 Lincoln E. Moses* "Deciding Whether Large CLinical Trials and Meta-analyses Agree or Not" 2001 Niels Keiding "Event Histories and Their Anlysis" 2002 Robert O'Neill "A Perspective on the Development and Future on Statistics at the FDA" 2003 Wayne Fuller "Analytic Studies with Complex Survey Data" 2004 Robert C. Elston "The Analysis of Case-Control Data to Detect Candidate Genes" 2005 Ross L. Prentice "Chronic Disease Prevention: Research Strategies and Needs" 2006 Mithcell H. Gail "Absolute Risk: Clinical Applications and Controversies" 2007 Scott L. Zeger "The Symbosis of Statistical Science and Biomedicine: Past and Future" 2008 Norman E. Breslow "The Case-Control Study: Origins, Modern Conception and Newly Available Methods of Analysis" 2009 David L. Demets "Challenges in Clinical Trials; Some Old and Some New" 2010 "Measures of Investigating Agreement & Concordance: with Applications in Biomedical Sciences" 2011 J. Richard Landis "Methods for Investigating Agreement & Coordance: with Applications in Biomedical Sciences" 2012 Nicholas P. Jewell "Counting Civilisna Casualties" 2013 John J. Crowley "A Brief History of Suvival Analysis" 2014 Xiao-Li Meng "Personalized Treatment: Sounds Heavenly, But Where On Earth Did They Find the Right Guinea Pig For Me" 2015 Nan Laird "DeSermonian and Laird on Meta-Analysis: Three Second" *Deceased