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IWSA 2025

Join us for the International Workshop 2025: Innovations in Survival Analysis for Biomedical & Health Data, featuring groundbreaking research and networking opportunities.

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Conference Speakers

Meet leading experts in Survival Analysis and Health Data Innovation at the International Workshop 2025.

Speakers/Chairs

Youngjo Lee

Prof. Youngjo Lee

Seoul National University
Korea
Post Fisherian likelihood theory and its applications
Il Do Ha

Prof. Il Do Ha

Pukyong National University
Korea
H-likelihood framework for deep learning survival models
Takeshi Emura

Prof. Takeshi Emura

Hiroshima University
Japan
Robust dependence modeling for bivariate survival and semi-competing risks data using the two-parameter BB1 copula
Chi Hyun Lee

Prof. Chi Hyun Lee

Yonsei University
Korea
A mixture model for estimating the risk of prostate cancer progression and the fraction of indolent cancer in active surveillance
Hyungwoo Kim

Prof. Hyungwoo Kim

Pukyong National University
Korea
Reparametrized Firth’s logistic regressions for dose-finding study with the biased-coin design
Gwangsu Kim

Prof. Gwangsu Kim

Jeonbuk National University
Korea
The fusion of survival analysis and the progress on recent natural language processing
Jia-Han Shih

Prof. Jia-Han Shih

National Sun Yat-sen University
Taiwan
An Accelerated Failure Time Model Based on Mixtures of Log-Normal distributions for Survival Analysis
Jinheum Kim

Prof. Jinheum Kim

University of Suwon
Korea
Bayesian modeling of clustered survival data with semi-competing risks: application to multi-center cancer trials
Kwok Pui Choi

Prof. Kwok Pui Choi

National University of Singapore
Singapore
Recurrence and Asymptotics for joint subtrees distributions in phylogeny trees
Kyoji Furukawa

Prof. Kyoji Furukawa

Kurume University
Japan
Multivariate generalized linear frailty models for clustered competing risk data
Li-Hsien Sun

Prof. Li-Hsien Sun

National Central University
Taiwan
Change-point estimation in zero-inflated count time series via a copula-cased Markov model: application to survival analysis
Li-Pang Chen

Prof. Li-Pang Chen

National Chengchi University
Taiwan
A marriage of Survival Data Analysis and Graphical Models in Statistical Machine Learning
Masao Ueki

Prof. Masao Ueki

Nagasaki University
Japan
A deflation-adjusted Bayesian information criterion for K-means clustering, and its application to subtyping for survival analysis
Sangbum Choi

Prof. Sangbum Choi

Korea University
Korea
A Poisson-likelihood-based approach for the analysis of dependent discrete time competing risks data
Sangkon Oh

Prof. Sangkon Oh

Pukyong National University
Korea
Nonparametric Maximum Likelihood Estimation in Semiparametric AFT Modeling
Sangwook Kang

Prof. Sangwook Kang

Yonsei University
Korea
Accelerated failure time modeling with time-dependent covariates: a nonparametric mixture approach
Yang-Jin Kim

Prof. Yang-Jin Kim

Sookmyung Women's University
Korea
Dynamic prediction for the joint model of a longitudinal biomarker and interval-censored failure time data
Youngjoo Cho

Prof. Youngjoo Cho

Konkuk University
Korea
Efficient estimation for the multivariate Cox model with missing covariates
Jong-Min Kim

Prof. Jong-Min Kim

University of Minnesota-Morris
USA
Counterfactual Q-learning via the linear Buckley–James method for longitudinal survival data