LSE Statistics

🌍🍷 Upcoming talk & drinks reception at Europe House | Trade in turbulent times: Tracking customs evasion, sanctions, and tariff effects with trade data 📅 25 March 2026 🕠 5:30 pm - 7 pm 📍 Europe House, Smith Square, London, SW1P 3EU 🇪🇺 Sign up here 👉 lnkd.in/eqK68G6h

📣 Registrations for ESCoE's annual conference on economic measurement are now open! The conference is organised in partnership with @ONS and will take place on 19-21 May 2026 at @kingsbschool, @KingsCollegeLon. Register for your free ticket by 5 May: tinyurl.com/rzrfx4se

Whether you’re a student, academic, alumnus, or industry partner, our events offer opportunities to connect, learn, & explore the latest developments in statistical science. Explore our programme on our Department webpages here: lse.ac.uk/statistics/eve…

📊 Department of Statistics seminar — 20 March, 2–3pm Join Dr Balabdaoui as she explains how can we run linear regression without matched data? Discover a new deconvolution approach (DLSE) and its key results. LSE COL 1.06 2pm - 3pm

🧐 Check out our Department research blog, 'The Measure of it' and explore a growing body of original and accessible content. Keep your eyes peeled for new posts each month! 👉 lse.ac.uk/statistics/the…

What an evening! Last week's Statistics Alumni Mixer brought together 21 alumni and our brilliant students for a night of networking, stories, and great conversation. Huge thanks to everyone who joined us. The Department of Statistics community never fails to impress. 🎉

🎉 Amara Otero Salgado, MSc Data Science student and Women's Officer @LSE, secured campus-wide free period products approval! #LSE #StudentImpact

🚨 DSQC Conference + Datathon on 14 March 2026! Join industry talks, student projects & Datathon finals. Sign up now 👉 forms.gle/2H5fZFg3oA2sz3…

Are you wondering how to forecast inflation? Join us for a fascinating talk with Michael Wolf as he explores the hedged random forest and its implications for analysing inflation. LSE COL 1.06 2pm - 3pm

We hosted actuarial expert Graeme Charters for our final Statistics Insight Series session, sharing key insights on modelling in risk environments.

In our Distributed Computing course, Dr Marcos Ennes Barreto welcomed Vinay Kathard, MSc Health Data Science grad, sharing real-world health data insights.

Great session with Dr Francesca Torti on how customs data shapes EU trade policy. Thanks to all who joined! #EUTrade @JRC_EU

Actuarial expert Graeme Charters explores how models shape real-world decisions — and where their limits lie. Mar 2.8 Marshall Building 3pm - 5pm

Reminder: How do customs declarations and trade data shape EU policy? Join Dr Francesca Torti at Leverhulme Library, 1-2pm, to explore JRC's trade insights. 🎓 Open to all LSE staff and students.

🚀 New Technical Report "Kernel Integrated R²: A Measure of Dependence" on arXiv, a novel kernel-based dependence measure in stats and ML by Zoltán Szabó, Pouya Roudaki, Shakeel Gavioli-Akilagun, Florian Kalinke & Mona Azadkia

Join us for a seminar on likelihood-free “repro samples” + Fisher inversion: a new framework for rigorous inference with mixed discrete/continuous, irregular data in modern data science. LSE COL 1.06 2-3pm

Whether you’re a student, academic, alumnus, or industry partner, our events offer opportunities to connect, learn, & explore the latest developments in statistical science. Explore our programme on our Department webpages here: lse.ac.uk/statistics/eve…

📘 New book by Alexander Krauss at LSE: The Engine of Scientific Discovery explores innovation via Nobel Prize stats. 🔗 Learn more: doi.org/10.1093/oso/97… #LSE #Statistics #ScientificDiscovery #Research #DataScience

We’re delighted to congratulate Dr Mingwei Lin on being recommended for the award of her PhD for her thesis, Limit order markets and Bayesian learning. We’re also pleased to share that she continues to contribute to the Department as an LSE Fellow.

Join us for a presentation with Dr Francesca Torti, who will explore how the Joint Research Centre’s framework is used to track the EU’s imports and exports, & why these insights matter for trade policy. 📍 Leverhulme Library | 1-2pm 🎓 Open to all LSE staff and students