International Biometrical Colloquium (Międzynarodowe Colloquium Biometryczne)
Biometrical Colloquium is all-Polish scientific conference organized continuously
since 1970. This tradition was initiated by Professor Wiktor Oktaba. Biometrical Colloquium
has international character since 1999. The participants are from different countries such
as: Holland, Great Britain, Germany, Portugal, Greece, Czech Republic and Slovakia.
The language of conference is mainly English although some papers are presented
and printed in Polish. Biometrical Colloquium takes place every year in different
Polish scientific centres under the patronage of The Polish Biometric Society.
Main aims of International Biometrical Colloquium:
- presentation and promotion new and modified classical statistical methods applied to
planning of factorial experiments and gaining experimental data in studies of different phenomena
mainly in biological, agricultural and technological sciences,
- presentation and promotion of application of new and modified classical statistical methods
useful in analysis of empirical data from sources mentioned above,
- pointing facilitating and evaluation of usefulness of statistical methods for planning
experiments and analysis of data on example of real experiments and different empirical studies,
- critical reviews of scientific literature concerning statistical methodology of researches in biology
and agricultural disciplines,
- presentation of general and philosophical considerations on different subject from mathematical
statistics, biometry, experimentation, epidemiology, etc.,
- advanced education in applications of biometry and experimentation by monographic and training
lectures.
We invite wide group of scientists: statisticians, mathematicians, specialists of different
scientific disciplines mentioned above and practicians using statistical methods to attendance at
International Biometrical Colloquium. It is an opportunity to interdisciplinary exchange of work, experience,
opinion and view connected with biometry, experimentation and different applications of mathematical
statistics in theoretical and practical biology.