Dr Adam M Sykulski

Looking for a stats or applied maths PhD? There are 2 great PhD programmes at Imperial that are currently welcoming applications: "Mathematics for our Future Climate" and "Statistics and Machine Learning." Find out more here!... mfccdt.ac.uk/recruitment-pa… statml.io/index.php/how-…

Really delighted to have been nominated for the RSS Council. It's a fabulous organisation full of great people, that I'd be absolutely thrilled to represent this way. If you are an RSS Fellow please do cast your vote, you will have received an email link! rss.org.uk/about/governan…

Friends at RSS in Brighton tomorrow (Tuesday), do come along to "Statistics of natural processes and vulnerability to environmental hazards" (1.50-3.10, Osborne) with great talks on flooding and wildfires. And don't miss the discussion meeting keynote at 4.45 on citizen science!

Kicking off the #OceanUQ Summer School 2024! @USCLIVAR @MiamiRosenstiel and @UMIDSC are welcoming 29 US and international students to hear all about Ocean Uncertainty Quantification this week @ocean_uq Check out the line up of lectures and activities usclivar.org/meetings/ocean…

Dr Matthew Clark (@MattCScience) from @IC_CEP & Dr Adam Sykulski (@ASykulski) from @ImperialMaths are using advanced remote sensing to study deforestation in Nepal 🇳🇵 They aim to predict how extreme weather will impact forests, moving towards proactive conservation strategies

We have a new time series paper out in Biometrika! Full credit to my colleague Lachlan Astfalck for leading this work :-) If you work in spectral density estimation then please do check it out! academic.oup.com/biomet/advance…

Imperial Maths is co-leading a new PhD Programme in "Mathematics for our Future Climate." I'm the external partners lead, DM me if you are an organisation and keen to be a partner. I'm also recruiting a PhD student for Oct 24 start (project #9 with BGS): apply.mfccdt.ac.uk

Are you a grad student interested in ocean research or uncertainty quantification? Want to learn more? Then come to Miami this July to attend this awesome summer school we are organising on this important topic! Generous full travel support is available: usclivar.org/meetings/ocean…

🚨 I-X JOBS ALERT🚨 We have two new exciting positions open at @ImperialX_AI! ➡️Lecturer / Senior Lecturer (equivalent to Assistant / Associate Professor) in #ArtificialIntelligence #MachineLearning #DataScience #Statistics Deadline: 8 Jan Apply below imperial.ac.uk/jobs/descripti…

📌JOB VACANCY: Senior Teaching Fellow We are looking for a Senior Teaching Fellow who will have a key role in the training of the @IX_AI_SciCentre Fellows and developing our educational programmes within I-X. Deadline: 26 Oct Apply below⬇️ imperial.ac.uk/jobs/descripti…

Our last paper is out in @BioMedCentral about the effect marine currents on the genomic structure of 113 plankton taxa. A great collaboration with @r_lasojadart, @ASykulski , Mike O'malley and Christophe Ambroise bmcecolevol.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.11…

I am very happy to share our last work with @transpositional, focusing on the effects of environmental data on genetic structure in 113 plankton taxa using metagenomic data, in collaboration with M. O'Malley, C. Ambroise and @ASykulski @BioMedCentral bmcecolevol.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.11…

🌟#RSS2023Conf session spotlight🌟 Here @brtarran talks to RSS discussion papers editor @ASykulski about the discussion meeting taking place PM Weds on the 'Probabilistic and statistical aspects of machine learning' youtube.com/watch?v=1UL1H2…

🌟#RSS2023Conf session spotlight 🌟 In the run up to our conference next month, we're chatting to some of our speakers about their sessions Here is a Q&A 🧵with @ASykulski on his session Statistical modelling of environmental risks virtual.oxfordabstracts.com/#/event/4019/s…

📢@RoyalStatSoc invites to the Discussion Meeting on Probabilistic and statistical aspects of machine learning. Meeting will be held in-person, 6 Sept., 5-7pm, as part of the @RSSAnnualConf in Harrogate. It is free to attend and open to all. rss.org.uk/training-event…

@DrCerithJones Good job Prigozhin didn’t get confused and start marching on Swansea instead! He may have faced more resistance if he had…

The ocean waves are modelled stochastically via a beautiful object called the "frequency-direction spectrum" (as in the image above) and then we use Fourier spectral analysis techniques to estimate the model parameters and their uncertainty.

Our paper led by Jake Grainger (now at EPFL) on modelling ocean waves directly from buoy data is out in Series C of the Journal of the Royal Statistical Society! academic.oup.com/jrsssc/advance…

A new paper with Michael O'Malley, @RickLumpkin and @UnibusPluram on predicting ocean current velocities using multivariate natural gradient boosting: cambridge.org/core/journals/…

@HelenYBarnett @LancsUniMaths @LancasterUni Congratulations Helen, amazing news!

This year I’m returning to @LancsUniMaths as Lecturer in Statistics. Being both a Learning Developer & Lecturer for while before fully moving to the lectureship in a few months. Looking forward to starting lectures next week… (Hoping students are as well 🤞) @LancasterUni