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Poster Session
Abstracts
Abstracts and posters must be submitted using the links below.
Poster
topics can relate to any of the program sessions or any other
pharmaceutical statistical topic. Anyone is welcome to submit a poster
and all posters will be accepted.
Abstracts are due on or
before April 19. Please contact
Krishna Padmanabhan (484-865-2084) at any time if you plan to submit
a poster. Posters will be hung on moveable cork boards and black boards
about 3.5-4 feet high and 5 feet long. Plan to bring supplies with which
to hang your poster (e.g. poster putty, tape, thumb tacks).
Charlie Sampson Poster Award
The Charlie
Sampson Poster Award was created to commemorate Charlie's contributions
to the MBSW since its inception 33 years ago. To qualify for the award,
the author(s) of the poster must be current students or students who
graduated in 2010. The award consists of a $200 cash award to be
presented at the banquet on Tuesday night.
Posters
will be judged on content, originality, presentation, and contribution
to a biopharmaceutical issue. For the judges to have time to judge each
poster, a copy of the corresponding poster panels and a paper describing
more fully the purpose of the poster must be submitted on or before
April 19, 2010. Please provide the poster or poster panels, paper and
abstract in one of the following formats: MS PowerPoint, MS Word, MS
Word compatible, or PDF. The members of the panel of judges have
biopharmaceutical backgrounds and have been involved with MBSW in some
capacity over the years. The award is to be presented at the banquet on
Tuesday night, 25 May 2010. The posters can be placed for display
beginning on Tuesday, 25 May.
The poster
session is a great way to participate in the workshop. A limited number
of financial grants are available to students, with preference given to
students presenting a poster or paper. Please apply for financial grants
as early as possible, as they are limited. To apply for a
financial grant, please fill out the instruction (click
here to get the application).
Past Charlie Sampson Award Winners
2009: 1st Place (2 students) Michelle Quinlan "Proposed Methodology for Shelf Life Estimation" Ashok Krishnamurthy "A Survey of Phase I Clinical Trial Designs and a Iterative Phase I/II Design Incorporating Genomic Biomarker Information"
2008: 1st Place Cheng Zheng "Metabolite Qualification and Quantification from NMR Spectra"
2007: 1st Place Yiyi
Chen "Optimal Adaptive Group Sequential Design for Phase II
Clinical Trials: A Bayesian Decision Theoretical Approach"
2006: 1st Place Melissa
Spann
"Bayesian Adaptive Non-Inferiority Assessment: Retrospective Analysis of
Clinical Data"
2005: 1st Place "An Adaptive
Dose-Finding Design Incorporating Both Toxicity and Efficacy" |