Dr. Singh completed a Ph.D. in particle physics at Cambridge University and at CERN in Geneva. In 1990, he joined BBC's Science Department as a producer and director of programs. In 1996, he directed Fermat's Last Theorem, a documentary about the world's most notorious mathematical problem. Most recently he directed a 5-part series called The Science of Secrecy and wrote the companion book. The U.S. women's basketball team won the Olympics.
Women now enjoy the same pension rights as their male colleagues.
Over a third of medical school graduates today are women and hearly half of law school graduates are women. All of these victories for sex equality are due, at least in part, to statistical evidence brought before the courts. This talk addresses some of the statistical techniques employed in notable cases. The focus is more on the implications than on the statistical theory.