🎉 Professor Giuseppe Cannizzaro has won the Rollo Davidson Prize for 2026, in recognition of his great advances in our understanding of scaling-critical two-dimensional stochastic systems.
🥇 The Rollo Davidson Prize commemorates Rollo Davidson (1944-1970). Since 1976, it has been awarded annually to young probabilists. The announcement post can be found at: https://www.statslab.cam.ac.uk/rollo-davidson-prize.
🔗 Giuseppe's homepage: https://giuseppecannizzaro.weebly.com/
🎲 Probability at Warwick (P@W): https://warwick.ac.uk/fac/sci/statistics/research/probability-at-warwick/
🎙️ MORSE, MathStat, Data Science: Course Overview 11:15-11:45, 12:00-12:45 in MS.01, 13:10-13:40 in MS.04
📚 Statistics taster talk 11:15-11:45, 12:15-12:45 in MS.03
📝 Admissions test workshop 13:45-14:10, 14:45-15:15 in MS.04 by Dr. Boedihardjo
🧑🎓 Student talk and Q&A 14:15-14:40 in MS.04
📅 Bookings for the Undergraduate Open days are now open!
🔗 Register here: https://warwick.ac.uk/study/undergraduate/open-days/
We are holding the following talk sessions on 20 June and 27 June for our three undergraduate courses: Data Science, Mathematics and Statistics, and MORSE!
Workshop posters:
👉 MAGIC: Multi-Agent Generative Intention Coordination. Monday April 27th, MALGAI workshop
👉 Probabilistic Multivariate Time Series Forecasting with Diffusion Copulas. Monday April 27th, FinAI workshop.
Our PhD student David Huk will be at ICLR 2026 presenting his work on designing and using powerful copulas for dependence models! Learn more:
https://tinyurl.com/5xhce2me.
👉 Diffusion and Flow-based Copulas: Forgetting and Remembering Dependencies. Friday April 24th, Poster Session 4, Pavilion 3 # 207
🎉 Instagram takeover initiative
This year, during these two days, our department’s Instagram account will be run by two of our PhD students, Edwin and Jia Le, who will share stories capturing moments from the conference. Follow us here:
https://www.instagram.com/statisticswarwick/!
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We will also have contributed talks from our PhD students, new Assistant Professors and research associates, a poster session, and an early-careers-led interactive discussion.
The conference programme features 5 plenary speakers: Richard Samworth (Cambridge), Goncalo dos Reis (Edinburgh), Patrick Rebeschini (Oxford), Rebecca Killick (Lancaster) and Mark Burnett (Head of Technology Innovation and Associate Partner at G-Research).
Although this marks a departure from our long-standing Gregynog tradition, the ethos of the Warwick Statistics departmental conference remains unchanged: a dedicated space to showcase research developments in the field, exchange ideas, and reflect more broadly on the discipline’s future.
Our departmental conference returns this year and will take place on the Warwick campus from 22-23 April 2026 (tomorrow and Thursday). We would like to thank G-Research for their kind support!
