ASA-SIAM Series
Book Series to Be on Display
During Conferences
ASA-SIAM booth at JSM 2008
S
eries Acquisitions Editor Sara J. I. Jordan (University of California,
Murphy will attend the ENAR Berkeley), and Partha Niyogi (University
Spring Meeting in San Antonio, of Chicago).
March 15–28, where the entire ASA- We hope to see you at one or both of
SIAM book series will be on exhibit. In these exciting conferences.
addition to purchasing books at a
20%–30% discount onsite, you may
Our Continued Mission
take the opportunity to talk to Murphy The mission of the ASA-SIAM series
about books you would like to see in is to provide works of general inter-
the series and/or about a project you est to members of both societies—
are working on. You can make an statisticians, biostatisticians, applied
advance appointment by contacting mathematicians, engineers, and scien-
Murphy at
murphy@siam.org, or feel tists—in a broad array of topical areas.
free to drop by the ASA-SIAM table at The series published its first book in
your convenience. 1997, and as we move into our 12th
The series also will be on exhibit year of publication, we continue to
during the ninth SIAM International encourage the submission of books on
Conference on Data Mining in Reno, topics in statistics and applied prob-
Nevada, April 30 through May 2, 2009. ability at all levels—from introduc-
You will have the same opportunities to tory books appropriate for classroom
purchase series books at a discount and use by advanced undergraduate and/
speak with an acquisitions editor while or graduate students to monographs
benefiting from the assorted view points for researchers and practitioners in
on data mining. Plenary speakers from specialized areas.
the statistics field include William S. Contact Murphy at murphy@siam.
Cleveland (Purdue University), Michael org for details about the series. ■
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