The April 2026 issue of “Nodes & Notes” marks an exciting start to the year, with President Helen Mayfield setting out a vision for helping members turn Bayesian network ideas into reality through several practical initiatives at BNMA. The issue…
The EOIs to join a Bring Your Own BN session are now open. The Bayesian Network Modelling Association (BNMA) is pleased to announce that in 2026 we will be running our highly regarded BYOBN (Bring Your Own Bayesian Network) sessions…
The September 2025 newsletter shines a spotlight on honorary BNMA member Bruce Marcot’s long and fruitful association with the Association. Bruce has found many opportunities through the society to collaborate with others and enter into fascinating work, and encourages others…
We have seen some really exciting presentations submitted for this year’s conference. Here is a quick look at what we can look forward to. If you’d like to register, you can visit the conference page. Fun applications A Bayesian network…
The May 2025 Newsletter is now available! You can also TAKE THIS QUICK SURVEY to share your ideas and thoughts on what you’d like to see from BNMA.
The May 2024 issue of the ABNMS newsletter is now available. This issue contains a word from the society, a spotlight piece from PhD student Rasoul Amirzadeh, including his experience of the BNMA2023 conference, a project spotlight on the Defence…
The October 2020 issue of the ABNMS newsletter is now available. This issue contains the president’s report, details on ABNMS2020, our first virtual conference and updates from Monash Univerity, DST Group, National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research (NIWA), US Forest…
The August 2019 issue of the ABNMS newsletter is now available. This issue contains the president’s report, details on the ABNMS 2016 conference and updates from Bayesian Intelligence, CEBRA (University of Melbourne), DST Group, GNS Science, Monash, School of Ecosystem and…
The September 2016 issue of the ABNMS newsletter is now available. This issue contains the president’s report, details on the ABNMS 2016 conference and updates from Monash, QUT, Dr Bruce Marcot, Bayesian Intelligence, GNS Science, Bayesia and CEBRA.