Discovery Summit Munich Paper Introductions 2020As Steering Committee members, we ask that you introduce the paper/breakout presenters at Discovery Summit Munich. Take a look at the presenters/topics - https://discoverysummit.jmp/en/2020/europe/agenda.html#8c9ae093-72b7-4387-9eeb-d29c3261df21 - and send me 4 - 6 names/presentation titles of those you want to introduce. The breakout sessions begin on 11 March. We’ll do our best to accommodate your preferences. Please send to me by Friday, 31 January. We will write introductions for you. If you prefer to write your own introduction, just let me know.
If I don't hear from you, we will assign your breakout session introductions.
Thank you,
Kathy
Re: Discovery Summit Munich Paper Introductions 2020Hi
I would like to introduce the some of the following talks as I would like to attend those anyway.
* Construction, Properties and Analysis of Group-Orthogonal Supersaturated Designs (GO-SSDs)
Bradley Jones, JMP Distinguished Research Fellow, SAS
* Pictures From the Gallery 5: Select Advanced Graph Builder Views
Scott Wise, Senior Manager, Analytical Education, SAS
* Automated Updates of JMP(r) Live Reports
Dieter Pisot, JMP Principal Systems Engineer, SAS and Stan Koprowski, JMP Senior Systems Engineer, SAS
* How to Use the New JMP(r) 15 Explore Patterns Platform to Find Suspicious Data
Laura Higgins, JMP Global Technical Enablement Engineer, SAS
* Biological Products and Stability: Linear and Nonlinear Modeling
Thomas Brisset, Stability Platform Manager, Stallergenes Greer
* Simple Process Monitoring of Multiple Parameters Using JMP(r)
Torsten Weber, Engineer Process Integration, Heliatek
BR
Birgitte
Re: Discovery Summit Munich Paper Introductions 2020Just a reminder to send me 4 - 6 names/presentation titles of those you want to introduce at Discovery Summit. You can view the presentations here - https://discoverysummit.jmp/en/2020/europe/agenda.html#8c9ae093-72b7-4387-9eeb-d29c3261df21
Please send to me by Friday, 31 January. We will write introductions for you. If you prefer to write your own introduction, just let me know.
If I don't hear from you, we will assign your breakout session introductions.
Thank you,
Kathy
Re: Discovery Summit Munich Paper Introductions 2020Hi Kathy,
Below my preferences:
- Monitoring the Evolution of Grape Maturity in the Moët & Chandon Vineyard
- The Role of Perception in Statistics-Based Decisions
- Pictures From the Gallery 5: Select Advanced Graph Builder Views
- Road Map to Value Creation from Manufacturing Intelligence Using JMP® and JMP® Pro
- Spectroscopic In-line Chemical Process Monitoring: A Comparison Between PLS and Functional PCA
- Measurement Systems Analysis for Curve Data
Best,
Elie
Re: Discovery Summit Munich Paper Introductions 2020Hi,
below you'll find the breakout session's I'm interested to present:
- Building Predictive Models for Experiments via Fractionally Weighted Bootstrapping & Autovalidation
- Construction, Properties and Analysis of Group-Orthogonal Supersaturated Designs (GO-SSDs)
- Data Exploration and Discovery in Multi-isotope Imaging Mass Spectrometry (MIMS) in Cancer Research
- How to Use the New JMP® 15 Explore Patterns Platform to Find Suspicious Data
- Image Diffraction Pattern Analysis Using Functional Data Explorer in JMP Pro
- Monitoring the evolution of grape maturity in the Moët & Chandon vineyard
- Optimization of a chemical looping process by optimal DOE and statistical modelling
- SIFTomics and data analytics: the quickest way to unravel the totality of your chemical space
- Spectroscopic in-line chemical process monitoring: a comparison between PLS and Functional PCA
- Using FDE and DOE to Help Build Predictive Models for Spectral Data
Best Regards
Egon
Re: Discovery Summit Munich Paper Introductions 2020Hi,
My preferences would be:
- "A Practical Road Map for Implementing Industry 4.0 Using Custom SQL Databases and JMP® 15" (alternative: "An Introduction to Structural Equation Models in JMP® Pro 15")
- "Production Line Control in Semiconductor High-Volume Manufacturing" (alternative: "Construction, Properties and Analysis of Group-Orthogonal Supersaturated Designs (GO-SSDs)")
- "Most Common JSL Mistakes and How to Avoid Them" (alternative: "Using Simulation Methods in JMP® to Prevent Supply Chain Fires")
- "Building Predictive Models for Experiments via Fractionally Weighted Bootstrapping and Autovalidation" (alternative: "WildTrack: Protecting Endangered Species Using JMP®")
- "Visualization of Clinical Trial Safety, Efficacy and Operational Integrity Signals" (alternative: "Image Diffraction Pattern Analysis Using Functional Data Explorer in JMP® Pro")
- "Data Exploration and Discovery in Multi-Isotope Imaging Mass Spectrometry (MIMS) in Cancer Research"
- "Using FDE and DOE to Help Build Predictive Models for Spectral Data"
Regards,
Björn
Re: Discovery Summit Munich Paper Introductions 2020Hi,
Below are the breakout sessions that I would otherwise attend, listed in order of preference. I could introduce a selecetion of these if not already allocated:
Production Line Control in Semiconductor High-Volume Manufacturing
Measurement Systems Analysis for Curve Data
A Practical Road Map for Implementing Industry 4.0 Using Custom SQL Databases and JMP® 15
Stability Analysis Case Study: How Do We Perform the Whole Stability Analysis in JMP®?
Recent Developments in JMP® Quality and SPC
Milking the Data at Dairygold: From Bar Charts to Neural Networks
Most Common JSL Mistakes and How to Avoid Them by Justin Chilton
Simple Process Monitoring of Multiple Parameters Using JMP®
WildTrack: Protecting Endangered Species Using JMP®
BR.
Philip
