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Statistical Laboratory

 

The Statistical Laboratory is located in Pavilion D of the Centre for Mathematical Sciences. It is sub-department of the Department of Pure Mathematics and Mathematical Statistics, which in turn is part of the Faculty of Mathematics. We have about 35 members, made up of permanent staff, post-docs, and post-graduate students. Our interests cover a broad range of statistics, probability and operational research.

 

FOR INFORMATION: We have been made aware of the website 'infinity25.org' that appears to be hosting a mathematics/physics conference in Cambridge this September. This conference is not organised or hosted by anyone at the University of Cambridge mathematics faculty.  As always, we urge caution in entering personal information on websites.

 

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News

Read more at: Congratulations Po-Ling Loh on her promotion to Professor of Statistics (Grade 12)

Congratulations Po-Ling Loh on her promotion to Professor of Statistics (Grade 12)


Read more at: Congratulations to Jason Miller

Congratulations to Jason Miller

elected Fellow of the Royal Society 



Read more at: Congratulations to Wendelin Werner

Congratulations to Wendelin Werner

elected as a honorary member of the Hungarian Academic of Sciences


Read more at: Congratulations to Po-Ling Loh and Rajen Shah

Congratulations to Po-Ling Loh and Rajen Shah

named as Fellows of the Institute of Mathematical Statistics (IMS)



Read more at: Rollo Davidson Award

Rollo Davidson Award

Congratulations to Hao Shen, Eliran Subag and Mark Sellke  joint recipients of the 2025 Rollo Davidson Award


Read more at: Congratulations to Richard Samworth

Congratulations to Richard Samworth

awarded The Royal Statistical Society Guy Medal in Silver



Read more at: Congratulations to Richard Samworth

Congratulations to Richard Samworth

awarded the David Cox Medal for Statistics



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Cambridge Statistics Clinic

Statistics

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Cambridge Statistics Clinic