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Doctoral exam of Sorawit Saengkyongam
Sorawit Saengkyongam successfully passed his oral doctoral thesis examination entitled: "Exploiting heterogeneity for robust policy learning and prediction under interventions". Congratulations!
Johanna Ziegel: inaugrual lecture

On 17 October, Johanna Ziegel gave her inaugural lecture entitled: "How good is their best guess? Constructing and evaluating predictions". She has been a full professor of statistics in the Department since 1 January 2024.
Cutting through boundaries

Yuansi Chen joined the Department of Mathematics as an associate professor of statistics at the beginning of this year. His research interests are centred around problems in Bayesian statistics and machine learning, but cross disciplinary boundaries – a theme that is also reflected in his teaching.
Peter Bühlmann: 2024 Wald Memorial Award and Lecture

We are delighted to announce that Professor Peter Bühlmann received the 2024 Wald Memorial Award and Lecture and will deliver the Wald Lecture at the World Congress in Probability and Statistics in Bochum.
"Make contributions to better decision making"

Johanna Ziegel has been a full professor of statistics since 1 January 2024. Her research at the intersection of statistics, risk management, financial mathematics, and interdisciplinary data sciences revolves around forecasting in a broad variety of contexts – and provides mathematical tools to tell when a prediction is "good".
Doctoral exam of Felix Kuchelmeister

Felix Kuchelmeister successfully passed his oral doctoral thesis examination entitled: "Classification with small noise". Congratulations!
Doctoral exam of Harald Besdziek
Harald Besdziek successfully passed his oral doctoral thesis examination entitled: "Convergence rates of estimators based on the maximum likelihood estimator in the presence of mixing". Congratulations!