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Department of Statistics

Public Lecture Series

Public Lecture Series Video Archive

Our faculty and students work on statistical methodology, a subject that spans mathematics, philosophy, and computing, and impacts many areas of science, engineering, and business. Our department is also heavily involved in interdisciplinary research, where we work closely with scientists in fields like biology, astronomy, climate science, and social science. The purpose of this Department of Statistics public lecture series is to share our diverse research and statistical insights with as broad an audience as possible. This is particularly critical now given the enormous importance of statistics and data science to society. 

 

2022

Dave Hunter

My Statistical Consulting Project was Declared Unconstitutional– And I’m Partly Glad

 

2023

Bing Li Talk
Bing Li

Sufficiency: a Brief History of Data Reduction

Francesca Public Lecture

What can shapes teach us? Leveraging functional data in biomedical applications

Francesca Chiaromonte
View archived recordings of Statistics Public Lectures below: