IN THE SPIRIT OF LEX JANSEN
About the SAS Papers Index
A lasting starting point for finding SAS conference knowledge.
The SAS Papers Index is an independent community resource maintained by TUNECT, a clinical research organization specializing in biostatistics, statistical programming, CDISC, and clinical data management.
Purpose and inspiration
Inspired by the legacy of Lex Jansen’s work to make SAS conference knowledge searchable and accessible to the community, this index helps readers find useful papers across conferences, years, and subject areas.
This project is independent. It is not affiliated with LexJansen.com, SAS Institute Inc., or the organizers of the indexed conferences, and it is not a continuation of LexJansen.com. Trademarks and publications belong to their respective owners.
What is indexed
The index brings together a growing collection of conference papers, presentations, posters, and proceedings listings from PHUSE, PharmaSUG, SAS Global Forum, SAS Communities, and regional SAS user groups. When a source provides separate paper and presentation or poster files, their links are kept separately.
Where possible, links point to the original conference or publisher source. Some records use a proceedings listing or an existing archive link when a direct file cannot be verified. The index is actively maintained and expanded, but it should not be considered a complete record of all SAS conference publications. Coverage varies by source and year.
How to use the index
Search the catalog, browse by year or by conference, or follow a topic collection. Topic matches are based on title and source category metadata. Related-paper suggestions use shared topics and title terms, not a review of the full text.
Author collections include conservatively parsed names associated with at least two publications. Original author strings are retained, and namesakes may require manual disambiguation. Missing abstracts, identifiers, and author details are not inferred.
Maintenance and rights
Source checks are scheduled monthly. The latest recorded archive check was . This date describes the index check, not the publication or revision date of individual papers. Older years are being added progressively.
This site indexes metadata and links. It does not claim ownership of third-party research or host copies of the full-text papers. Readers should follow the original source’s terms when accessing or reusing material.
Corrections and removal requests
If you notice an incorrect record, missing attribution, or broken link, please let us know at info@tune-ct.com. Include the paper title, conference, year, current link, and requested correction. For a removal request, identify the affected record and explain your relationship to the material. Please include a replacement source link when reporting a broken link.