Kathryn Morrison
June 8, 2026

Statistical Society of Canada Annual Meeting, 2026 - AI and The Case for an Audit-First Mindset

As you delegate more to a model, your job shifts from doing the work to auditing it.

October 15, 2025

Obscured Instead of Informed - Why Courts Threw Out the Tylenol-Autism Claims

A federal judge found the science attempting to link acetaminophen with autism selective, inconsistent, and unreliable—and the broader research community agrees.

Kathryn Morrison
May 25, 2025

Takeaways from SAVY 2.0 - One Health, Shared Challenges, and the Promise of AI

Whether it’s herd health or human diagnostics, the challenges of limited data, complex models, and regulatory rigor are surprisingly universal.

Kathryn Morrison
March 12, 2025

Are meta-analyses always overpowered? Not quite.

This statement is often presented as a given, but is it actually true? While it’s easy to see why people might believe it, the reality is far more nuanced.

Natalie Harris
April 5, 2023

Shiny and Docker

Containerizing a Shiny Application with Docker.

Katie Dunkley-Hickin
February 10, 2023

Bad habits I shed when I started working alongside software developers

An opportunity to work with software developers taught me lessons I still use in all my projects today.

Kathryn Morrison
February 2, 2023

R Workshops: Upgrade your data science toolkit

Virtual training on modern packages.