Don't miss out on the last webinar in our #AdverseEvent special series! November 27th 3-4pm (GMT) Louise Hill and Francesca Schiavone will be talking about their work on safety reporting in neonatal clinical trials To register for the webinar please complete the following: lnkd.in/ebMSPhds

Last night we celebrated our wonderful Director, Professor Victoria Cornelius at her inaugural lecture. She shared her academic journey highlighting the research she has been instrumental in where innovations in statistical methods have led to real changes in clinical trials and their outcomes.

📢 New blog post: www.statsci.co.uk/post/highlig... One of our NIHR pre-doctoral fellows Xiao Xuan Tan recently attended ISCB 2025 which was packed with cutting-edge statistical research & inspiring keynotes. Read all about her key highlights and takeaways from attending the conference here

Highlights and Reflections from ISCB 2025

This summer, I had the opportunity to attend the 46th Annual Conference of the International Society for Clinical Biostatistics (ISCB) in Basel. It was an incredible week of learning and networking wi...

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📢 Interested in a PhD in clinical trials methodology? The Trials Methodology Research Partnership are advertising projects for PhDs starting Oct 2026, in statistics, health economics, epidemiology, social science, and more, hosted at one of 12 UK partner institutions. mrctmrpdtp.com/current-oppo...

Current Opportunities

We have an iCASE studentship available to start for the 2025/2026 academic year, and applications to our fifth round of recruitment to our DTP to start in October 2026 are now also open. Please see…

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📢 Chelsea&Westminster Hospital NHS Trust Research Dept. are looking for an enthusiastic & dedicated senior statistician with experience working on drug trials to lead on the statistical work for a small portfolio of sponsored studies. For details please see here: www.chelwest.nhs.uk/about-us/wor...

I'm doing a webinar in two weeks (15 Oct 1-2pm BST), part of NIHR Research Support Service's Methods Academy series, on the age-old question: should I do a stepped wedge trial? Free registration, details here: tinyurl.com/z6cjvce3 @nihr-rss.bsky.social @wiphcem.bsky.social @qmul-wiph.bsky.social

💬Got 5 mins? Help improve clinical trials by sharing your thoughts on health data collection. @anniestats.bsky.social a PhD researcher at Imperial has designed this survey with the help of her public involvement groups. 🔗 imperial.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_... #PPI #HealthEquity #ResearchVoices

In our latest adverse event webinar Jeffrey Aronson & Igho Onakpoya discuss their review that looked at how data from clinical study reports compare with data in published trial reports. Catch-up on their talk here: www.statsci.co.uk/webinar-series

And that's a wrap on this year's NIHR undergraduate internships. It's been a pleasure hosting three rising stars, they've each achieved so much in just 8 weeks. We can't wait to see what the future holds for them. Congratulations Alex, Mahima & Joe and good luck with the rest of your studies.

Are estimands being correctly used? A new review of protocols led by Timothy Clark shows many incorrectly defined estimand attributes. See the top areas for improvement & full results here: trialsjournal.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.... #Trials

Thurs 4th September is the next webinar in our adverse event special series. Jeffrey Aronson & Igho Onakpoya will present their review of Clinical Study Reports & discuss the insights they offer when trying to quantify intervention benefits & harms. Sign up here: lnkd.in/ebMSPhds

Join us for Professor Victoria Cornelius' inaugural lecture - Under pressure: smarter trials for better health outcomes Thursday, 30 October 2025 17.30 - 18.30 GMT Register here: www.imperial.ac.uk/events/19688...

Under pressure: smarter trials for better health outcomes

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Attending the International Society for Clinical Biostatistics this week? Don’t miss @ellievanvogt.bsky.social and Xiao Xuan who will be presenting these exciting topics:

Don't miss this exciting opportunity to join us at @imperialctu.bsky.social @statsci.bsky.social. Closing 28th August 2025

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🔊We're hiring! Imperial Clinical Trials Unit are looking for an ambitious senior statistician with experience in clinical trials & design & analysis of adaptive trials to lead a research programme in antimicrobial resistance & data-enabled trials. Full details: www.imperial.ac.uk/jobs/search-...

Meet Alex Dixon, who is spending his summer experiencing life within ICTUs statistics and trial methodology group and conducting a research project with us as part of an NIHR undergraduate internship Find out what he has been up to here: www.statsci.co.uk/news

🔊We're hiring! Imperial Clinical Trials Unit are looking for an ambitious senior statistician with experience in clinical trials & design & analysis of adaptive trials to lead a research programme in antimicrobial resistance & data-enabled trials. Full details: www.imperial.ac.uk/jobs/search-...

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🔊We're hiring! We are looking for an ambitious senior statistician with experience in clinical trials and the design and analysis of adaptive trials to lead a research programme in antimicrobial resistance and support colleagues in data-enabled trials. Full details: lnkd.in/eWpwsH6s

Catch-up on today's adverse event webinar here: www.statsci.co.uk/webinar-series

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Next week we continue our adverse event special series. On Thursday 3rd July 1pm (BST), we host Inga Frantz who will be discussing their paper demonstrating the development and testing of a tool to assess the systematic collection of AEs in parenting intervention studies.

Next week we continue our adverse event special series. On Thursday 3rd July 1pm (BST), we host Inga Frantz who will be discussing their paper demonstrating the development and testing of a tool to assess the systematic collection of AEs in parenting intervention studies.

Attending #PSI2025 at Wembley stadium ⚽ this week? Don’t miss new research on a novel multiple imputation procedure for handling missing data in clinical trials targeting a treatment policy estimand by @suziecro.bsky.social James Roger & James Carpenter

Eeek this makes for a grim read..... - Serious AEs (SAEs) and other AEs (OAEs) results omitted in 14% and 9% of articles, respectively - All-cause mortality missing in over 1/3 of articles - And when AE data was complete, discrepancies in 38% of SAEs, 86% of OAEs, and 36% of mortality outcomes

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Where are the harms? Underreporting of adverse events in clinical trials investigating targeted therapy for endocrine and metabolic disorders: an observational study - Journal of Clinical Epidemiology www.jclinepi.com/article/S089...

📢UK undergraduates thinking about careers in medical statistics, clinical trial management, or other areas of applied health research: here's a great opportunity to join a multidisciplinary team on a paid internship (London-based) this summer. Pass it on! qmul-jobs.tal.net/vx/mobile-0/...

Catch up on today's #AdverseEvent special series webinar: www.statsci.co.uk/webinar-series We heard from Rayan Taher & Jenny Yiend about their work on developing a process for assessing the safety of a digital mental health intervention (DHMI) & gaining regulatory approval via the STOP case study.

Next Thursday, June 5th at 1pm (BST) we host our 4th webinar in our adverse event special series. Rayan Taher & Jenny Yiend will present their work on developing a process for assessing the safety of a digital mental health intervention & gaining regulatory approval. Register here: lnkd.in/eaW3MQrB

Catch up on all the talks from our Adverse Event special series so far: www.statsci.co.uk/webinar-series

In clinical trials it is not only potential benefits that should be measured - it is crucially important that any potential #harms are also investigated 1/7 #MethodologyMonday #118

Next week (May 22nd) we host our third webinar in our adverse event special series. Regina Stegherr will be discussing the SAVVY project which aims to improve the analyses of AEs in clinical trials using survival methods to handle varying follow-up & competing events. Register here: lnkd.in/eaW3MQrB

In 2023 Trials invited submissions that related to the collection, analysis & reporting of adverse events in clinical trials. In this editorial @vcornelius.bsky.social & I summarise the submissions & discuss the implications on applied clinical trials & future methodological research rdcu.be/elLFa

Honoured to have been awarded Best Presenter (2nd) at the @imperialcollegeldn.bsky.social School of Public Health PhD Symposium. It was great to share the results of my systematic review and show how they motivate my other work packages. Great confidence boost to present at the SCT Conference!

Closing Monday 5th May! Don't miss this exciting opportunity to join the team @statsci.bsky.social @imperialctu.bsky.social www.imperial.ac.uk/jobs/search-...

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Rachel Phillips@rachpips.bsky.social · last yr.

📢 New job alert. We're recruiting a Lecturer in Digital Health & Clinical Trials @ Imperial Clinical Trials Unit. We're seeking an experienced methodologist looking for a new leadership & research role to help us grow our portfolio of digitally enabled trials. shorturl.at/IioXW Closing 5th May