আজ রবিঠাকুর লন্ডনে হ্যাম্পস্টেড হিথের যে বাড়িটাতে ১৯১২ সালে ছিলেন সেটা দেখে আমি খুব আন্দোলিত। সময়ের বহমানতায় প্রতিভা তার যুগান্তকারী স্বাক্ষর রেখে যায়।

I was so overwhelmed as I entered this building, thinking about all the fantastic medical statistics and epidemiology that have come out of the LSHTM, improving population health around the world.

Thanks to my statistical colleagues for organizing a fantastic visit. Ruth Keogh

Congratulations to PROTECT Project 1 researcher Bhramar Mukherjee (Bhramar Mukherjee) on her election to the National Academy of Medicine, the highest honor for health and medicine researchers in the US! sph.umich.edu/news/2022posts…

I am really fortunate to have Lars Fritsche as my collaborator. This paper is really meaningful to all of us on the authorship team as it is about patients in our own health system Michigan Medicine for whom the post Covid effects linger on...thanks to Andrew Admon for his insight.

We have an exciting line-up of #hybrid #seminars happening in November. Speakers include Dr Karen Lamb (she/her), Christopher Yau & Bhramar Mukherjee.

Find out more: mrc-bsu.cam.ac.uk/events/

Kolkata, last night.

On one hand, I feel guilty looking at this due to the global energy crisis, on the other I feel happy that the city is vibrant again and living its own life...a remarkable city that I carry inside me, wherever I am, I know I must return to Kolkata...

Celebrating my birthday and Deepaboli/Diwali in Kolkata. This has been a fabulous week!

An energizing day at my alma mater, one of the world's best institutes in Statistics, the ISI. The love of statistics threading us together!

Thank you IISA!

As most existing GWASs are in European-ancestry cohorts, and as the existing polygenic risk score (PRS) models have limited transferability across ancestry groups, PRS research on non-European-ancestry groups needs to make efficient use of available data. Our new paper in AJHG👇

Our review of generalizability & transportability led by Irina Degtiar is now published in Annual Reviews: annualreviews.org/doi/abs/10.114… (arXiv: arxiv.org/abs/2102.11904)

It synthesizes work across statistics, CS & health while proposing a framework for addressing external validity bias

Congratulations to Miguel Marino, Bhramar Mukherjee, Katherine Pollard, and John Quackenbush on their election to the National Academy of Medicine!!
amstat.org/news-listing/2… ASA National Academy of Medicine This is Statistics

Very frequently, statisticians who stay in India and do the grassroot level work of shaping minds do not get recognized enough. My contemporary at ISI, an avid statistical geneticist Dr. Saurabh Ghosh influenced and stood by thousands of students.His legacy will continue to live!

I am sad not to have interacted with Prof Ghosh, but I wanted to share as I do believe a number of my fellow tweeters did.

Thank You! I am forever indebted to professor Sylvia Richardson and other colleagues and students at MRC Biostatistics Unit for their kindness this Fall. This group is deep and dynamic, truly a world treasure in Biostatistics.

I am so overwhelmed by the love and encouragement I have received over the last 24 hrs. The timing could not be better. My colleagues Churchill College , MRC Biostatistics Unit Michigan Public Health and friends and family in India have all made it so memorable. Statistics across continents.
In gratitude...

Heartiest congratulations to our colleague Bhramar Mukherjee for being elected to the National A ademy of Medicine! Woohoo Bhramar, so well deserved! ASA

Congratulations to the five University of Michigan professors elected to National Academy of Medicine, the highest honorary society in the country for researchers in the fields of health and medicine. myumi.ch/y988X