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If you would like to volunteer to give an NCSE seminar please get in touch with the NCSE seminar organiser, Oscar Rodriguez de Rivera Ortega. Links to recordings of some of the seminars are given below. Forthcoming seminars will be - [NCSE Meeting 2025](https://ncse.uk/ncse-meeting-2025/) - All the information about the meeting at St Andrews is available here. - [People](https://ncse.uk/people/) - If you would like to join the NCSE as a member please contact Membership officer, Eduard Campillo-Funollet by e-mail, explaining how your research aligns with the scope of NCSE. Executive Committee Members International members - [NCSE Executive Committee](https://ncse.uk/ncse-executive-committee/) - In 2022 we had an open call for NCSE Executive Committee members to expand the leadership of NCSE. We look forward to working together to undertake new initiatives which will benefit the members of NCSE. Paul is a Professor of Statistics at the University of Sheffield. He has worked extensively on Bayesian methodology for stochastic - [NCSE Summer Meetings](https://ncse.uk/ncse-summer-meetings/) - Members of NCSE are invited to attend our biennial summer meetings which are an opportunity to find out about current research being undertaken within the centre. Summer Meeting 2023: Our NCSE Summer Meeting, Models Big and Small - We Love them all! this year was held on 26-28 June at Swansea. The meeting had 44 - [Coming soon](https://ncse.uk/coming-soon/) - The National Centre for Statistical Ecology (NCSE) website is being revamped and will be back online soon. - [Video](https://ncse.uk/video/) - A video prepared by Gurutzeta Guillera-Arroita and Jose Lahoz-Monfort to disseminate their GEB paper about detectability and species distribution models to a wider audience. View video A conversation with Richard Cormack.This interview was conducted on 5th March 2015 at the Centre for Research into Ecological and Environmental Modelling at the University of St Andrews. An - [Publications](https://ncse.uk/publications/) - Journals articles and book chapters Books Reports Newsletters Video 50th anniversary of the Cormack-Jolly-Seber model Just over 50 years ago, three papers appeared which independently described the fundamental approach for analyzing capture-recapture data. It is now called the Cormack-Jolly-Seber model. This anniversary is celebrated in the second issue of Statistical Science, 2016, guest edited by - [Software](https://ncse.uk/software/) - Modelling Population Dynamics Computer Code and data by chapter for: Newman, K., Buckland, S.T., Morgan, B.J.T., King, R., Borchers, D.L., Cole, D., Besbeas, P., Gimenez, O., Thomas, L. 2014. Modelling Population Dynamics. 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