My colleague at Paris Dauphine, Irène Waldspurger, got one of the prestigious CNRS bronze medals this year. Irène is working on inverse problems and machine learning, with applications to sensing and imaging. Congrats!
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Irène Waldspurger, CNRS bronze medal
Posted in Statistics with tags bois de Boulogne, CNRS, CNRS Bronze Medal, inverse problems, La Défense, machine learning, Université Paris Dauphine on February 14, 2020 by xi'anO’Bayes 19: registration and travel support
Posted in pictures, Running, Travel, University life with tags CNRS, conference, Google, O'Bayes 2015, summer of British conferences, travel grant, University of Warwick, Warwick locks on February 14, 2019 by xi'an
An update about the O’Bayes 19 conference next June-July: the early registration period has now opened. And there should be funds for supporting early-career researchers, thanks to Google and CNRS sponsorships, as detailed below:
Early-career researchers less than four years from PhD, are invited to apply for early-career scholarships. If you are a graduate student, postdoctoral researcher or early-career academic and you are giving a poster, you are eligible to apply. Female researchers and underrepresented minorities are especially encouraged to apply. Selected applicants will receive up to £450, which can be used for any combination of fees, travel and accommodation costs, subject to receipts.
The deadline for applying is the 15th of March (which is also the deadline to submit the abstract for the poster) and it has to be done at the registration phase via the dedicated page. Those who have submitted an abstract before this information on scholarships was made available (11 Feb.) and applying for travel support should contact the organisers.
reading pile for X break
Posted in Books, pictures, Statistics, Travel, University life with tags AIQ, algorithms, beauty, book reviews, Cahiers du CNRS, CNRS, computer science, Deborah Mayo, England, mathematics, NIck Polson, reading list, Scotland, severe testing, University of Warwick on December 28, 2018 by xi'an
à la maison des mathématiciens [Jean Morlet chair, CIRM, Luminy]
Posted in pictures, Travel, University life with tags architecture, CIRM, CNRS, jatp, Jean Morlet Chair, Kerrie Mengersen, Lumi, Luminy campus, maison des chercheurs, Marseille, Total, trail running, triplex, woodpecker on December 6, 2018 by xi'an
off to Luminy for a second Bayesian week
Posted in Statistics with tags Bayes for Good, CIRM, CNRS, jatp, Jean Morlet Chair, jt, Kerrie Mengersen, Luminy, Marseille, workshop on November 23, 2018 by xi'an
