The sky’s the limit
Heliatek scales up manufacturing of the world's first organic thin-film solar technology.
JMP® Foreword
The statistical discovery magazine. From SAS.
Wicked problems. We bet you can name one or two. They’re problems that are difficult or impossible to solve – for instance, pandemics and poverty, or sustainability and social injustice. Our world is full of them. This complimentary magazine shows how people and organizations are using statistics to untangle challenging issues that will, in turn, help us solve some of our thorniest dilemmas.
Features
A healthy manufacturing process for a healthier world
At Lonza, custom design of experiments is vital for optimizing yield in bioreactors.
Data detectives hold polluters to account
Forensic chemists help judges and juries understand evidence in environmental contamination cases.
Powering up the next era of computing
Engineers engage in continuous learning at world-leading graphics developer NVIDIA.
Statistical thinking for a new generation
University of New Hampshire students gain practical skills for industry with a free online resource.
Who’s a good dog?
A statistical approach helps researchers put well-behaved canines to work.
From datasphere to decision
How Seagate democratized analytics.
Advancing machine learning from theory to practice
Sungkyunkwan University InfoScience Lab helps a steel manufacturer save hundreds of thousands of dollars per line annually.
Statistical solutions for high-throughput science
Fujifilm Diosynth Biotechnologies optimizes process development.
Seeding the future
North Dakota State University accelerates query and analysis needed by plant breeders.
A leap from the lab to the marketplace
M Ventures, the strategic capital arm of Merck, looks for scientific rigor in tech startups.
An exercise in analytics
Statistical thinking helps build a body of research in epidemiology and exercise science at Nanjing Sport Institute.
An organization on the move
When early analytics benchmarking showed time-saving benefits, Parker LORD employees led the way in changing the culture.
Columns
Dark data and the pandemic
Author David Hand explains the novel statistical challenges presented by the novel coronavirus.
Data science is a team sport
Working with the defense community has stretched Alyson Wilson's understanding of statistics.
Just add water...
Riffyn CEO Tim Gardner shares his secret ingredient for scientific progress - design of experiments.
Empowering P&G employees to do text analysis
Despite a love/hate relationship with word clouds, Scott Reese helps colleagues see through the fog of textual data.
Forecasting in the IoT era
Researcher Galit Shmueli predicts new opportunities for our time series data.
Studying intangibles
Quantitative psychologist Laura Castro-Schilo describes a sophisticated technique for latent variables.
Building analytics communities across the enterprise
How does NXP Semiconductors empower its people to use analytics? Alex Pamatat explains.
The Profiler at 30
Celebrating a JMP fan favorite with innovator Bradley Jones.
Thanks for the memory
JMP eases your burdens by remembering things for you, says SAS co-founder John Sall.
News
Data analysis just got easier, yet more powerful
Scientists, engineers and data explorers: JMP® 16 and JMP® Pro 16 offer enhancements that will free your time to experiment and innovate.