Samuel Ozminkowski, a PhD student in the Department of Statistics and Data Science, has been selected as a 2026 Eastern North American Region of the International Biometric Society (ENAR) Distinguished Student Paper Winner. Samuel earned this distinction for a paper titled “Dynamic Interaction Networks Estimation from High-Dimensional Longitudinal Data via Multivariate Mixed-Effects Models”. Samuel’s achievement will be celebrated at ENAR’s spring meeting, held March 15th-18th in Indianapolis, Indiana. The Department of Statistics and Data Science extends their congratulations to Samuel for receiving this prestigious honor!
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