[ABE-L] Fwd: 2023 Cochran-Hansen Prize

[Pedro Luis do Nascimento Silva]

Caros redistas,

Volto a escrever para divulgar aqui um prêmio da IASS para jovens
estatísticos de países em desenvolvimento.

Saudações a todos.

Pedro.

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De: Nikos Tzavidis <N.TZAVIDIS em soton.ac.uk>
Date: sex., 2 de dez. de 2022 às 08:06
Subject: 2023 Cochran-Hansen Prize

Dear Colleagues,



I am writing about the *2023 Cochran-Hansen* prize for young survey
statisticians from developing and transitional countries. The deadline for
applications is on *February 3, 2023*.



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*Cochran-Hansen Prize 2023: Competition for Young Survey Statisticians from
Developing and Transitional Countries *

In celebration of its 25th anniversary in 1999, the International
Association of Survey Statisticians (IASS) established the Cochran-Hansen
Prize, which is awarded every two years for the best paper on survey
research methods submitted by a young statistician from a developing or
transition country. In the 2023 edition, the Cochran-Hansen Prize consists
of research expenses in a total of €1500 to be executed until February 3rd,
2025.

As the prize winner will be invited to present his or her paper at the 64th
World Statistics Congress of the International Statistical Institute (
https://www.isi2023.org/conferences/ottawa-2023/) to be held in Ottawa,
Canada, 16-20 July 2023, this value will cover the WSC registration. The
remaining expenses may include registration at WSC short courses, books,
journal subscriptions or publication fees, registration, and travel
expenses for attending conferences or short courses, and travel expenses of
research visits. Credit should be given to IASS support in the conference
presentations or in the publications supported by the Cochran-Hansen Prize.


Participation in the competition for the prize is restricted to young
statisticians from developing countries
<https://www.isi-web.org/capacity-building/developing-countries> (
https://www.isi-web.org/capacity-building/developing-countries) that are
living in such countries and were born in 1988 or later.

A paper submitted for the competition must consist of original work which
is either unpublished or has been published after February 3rd, 2021. A
paper may be based on a university thesis and should be written in English.
The deadline for submission of papers for the 2023 prize is February 3rd,
2023. All papers must be sent to the chair of the IASS 2021 Cochran-Hansen
Prize Committee, Prof. Nikos Tzavidis, email address n.tzavidis em soton.ac.uk


Each submission must be accompanied by a cover letter, stating the author’s
year of birth, nationality, and country of residence. The cover letter
should also indicate if the paper submitted is based on a PhD thesis and,
in the case of a joint paper, the contribution to the paper made by the
prize competitor. The papers submitted will be reviewed by members of the
Cochran-Hansen Prize Committee appointed by the IASS. The decision of the
Committee will be final. The prize winner will be notified on or before
March 31st, 2023, by email.



For further information, please contact Prof. Nikos Tzavidis
University of Southampton, UK

Email: n.tzavidis em soton.ac.uk





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Professor Nikos Tzavidis



Head of School | Economic Social and Political Sciences

Professor of Statistical Methodology | Department of Social Statistics &
Demography and Southampton Statistical Sciences Research Institute



University of Southampton

Highfield Campus, Southampton SO17 1BJ, United Kingdom.

Tel (direct): +44 (0) 23 80592450

Executive Assistant: Helen Bell -  H.L.Bell em soton.ac.uk





https://www.southampton.ac.uk/demography/about/staff/ntzav1.page

https://www.southampton.ac.uk/socsci/about/athena-swan.page
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