Plenary Speakers

  • Bahadur Lecture
  • James M. Robins
  • Mitchell L. and Robin LaFoley Dong Professor of Epidemiology and Professor of Biostatistics, Harvard School of Public Health.
  • Christian Robert
  • Professor, University Paris Dauphine PSL
  • Nalini Ravishanker
  • Professor, Department of Statistics, University of Connecticut
  • S. Rao Jammalamadaka
  • Distinguished Professor, Department of Statistics and Applied Probability,
    University of California, Santa Barbara.

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Timeline

  • 1st June 2026Deadline for proposing an invited session
  • 15th June 2026Early registration opens
  • 15th June 2026Submission for a contributed talk opens
  • 15th June 2026 Submission for the student paper/poster competition opens
  • 15th August 2026Early registration deadline
  • 1st August 2026 Submission for a contributed talk closes
  • 1st August 2026Submission for a paper/poster competition closes
  • 26th December 2026Conference Date

Pandurang M. Kulkarni, Ph.D.

Vice President – Global Data Science and LRL Development, GBS Centers Eli Lilly and Company


Dr. Pandu Kulkarni is the VP for the Global Data Science & LRL development and GBS centers, leading a global organization of 700+ employees. His organization partners with project statisticians, analytics and data experts, project managers, working in the full pharmaceutical research cycle, from discovery and scientific communications to medical clinical development and commercialization for all therapeutic areas. He joined Eli Lilly in 2000 and has held numerous leadership positions including technical and management positions within and outside of Statistics and has championed multiple transformative initiatives. He has given numerous invited presentations across the globe to provide training, Continuing Medical Education, and workshops on the use of statistics in medical research. He has published more than 50 articles in statistics and medical areas in peer reviewed journals. He is also an ASA Fellow with many mentoring relationships throughout the industry.


He obtained his Ph.D. in Statistics at the LaTrobe University, Melbourne, Australia.