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Symphonies of ICSTC 2023 : A Stellar Gathering of Global Statistical Minds
ICSTC 2023 was an outstanding event that attracted an incredible audience both online and offline. It featured more than 150 distinguished speakers from around the globe, who contributed their insights both in-person and online. This hybrid format allowed for a rich exchange of ideas and fostered global collaboration, making the event a memorable success. Inaugurated by the celebrated Professor A.M. Mathai, the conference set an inspiring tone with contributions from renowned statisticians, including Professor Barry C. Arnold, Professor Narayanaswamy Balakrishnan, Professor Ashis Sengupta, Professor David Banks, Professor Thomas Mathew and many other prominent figures.
Highlights from ICSTC 2023:
Pre-Conference Workshop on Distribution Theory: Held from December 13-14, this immersive workshop on “Distribution Theory and its Applications” provided a comprehensive dive into distribution theory. The hybrid format enabled rich interaction, allowing participants to connect both in-person and online.
An Impressive Lineup of Global Experts: With more than 150 speakers, including some of the most respected names in statistics, ICSTC 2023 offered attendees a rare opportunity to explore a wide range of topics, such as Clinical Trials & Biostatistics, Industrial Statistics, Reliability Theory, Sampling Theory, and Time Series.
A Diverse and Engaged Audience: With over 1,000 participants tuning in, the conference created a vibrant environment for knowledge sharing and collaboration. Attendees from around the globe connected, exchanged ideas, and fostered partnerships that will extend well beyond the event.
ICSTC 2023 was a landmark gathering, sparking meaningful discussions and pushing the boundaries of statistical research. Its success has laid a solid foundation as we gear up for ICSTC 2024, where we look forward to building on this momentum for yet another inspiring experience!
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