KEYNOTE SPEAKERS

• Anthony Atkinson (Great Britain)
  On the choice of a linear model for regression or time series analysis
• Hannu Oja (Finland)
  Multivariate linear regression based on spatial signs and ranks
• Hans-Peter Piepho (Germany)
  Linear variance structures for modelling temporal and spatial correlations in biological data and data from agricultural field trials
• Bimal Sinha (USA)
  On some aspects of multivariate Behrens-Fisher problem

INVITED SPEAKERS

• Alessandro Camussi (Italy)
• Hilmar Drygas (Germany)
  QR-decomposition from the statistical point of view
• David Finney (Great Britain)
  Interaction between statistical and medical ethics
• Jörg Kaufmann (Germany)
  Analysis of cluster randomization trials for binary data
• Mirosław Krzyśko (Poland)
  Discriminant analysis of multivariate repeated measures data with a Kronecker product structured covariance matrices
• Lynn R. LaMotte (USA)
  A clarification of type III hypotheses in multi-factor models
• Jean-Pierre Masson (France)
  Genotype - environment interaction: a comparison of two basic models
• Stanisław Mejza (Poland)
  Control treatments in split plot experiments
• João Tiago Mexia (Portugal)
  Structure of orthogonal segregated mixed models
• Simo Puntanen (Finland)
  Decomposing matrices with Jerzy K. Baksalary
• Gavin Ross (Great Britain)
  Fifty years of non-linear modelling by computer
• Mirella Sari-Gorla (Italy)
  Linear models in biology. Joint studies in quantitative genetics
• George P.H. Styan (Canada)
  Some comments on Graeco-Latin squares and on magic squares, illustrated with playing cards and postage stamps
• Götz Trenkler (Germany)
  Generalizations of the formulas by Greville and Kovarik involving orthogonal projectors
• Rob Verdooren (The Netherlands)
  How to analyze variety trials without a computer?
• Julia Volaufova (USA)
  (Still) Testing for fixed effects in general mixed linear models
• Roman Zmyślony (Poland)
  Tolerance intervals in mixed models and confidence intervals for lognormal models

EXCURSION SPEAKER

• Tadeusz Caliński (Poland)
  On the influence of agricultural experimentation on the development of mathematical statistics