The project NSINED (PID2024-158399NB-I00), co-led by Eduardo García-Portugués and Andrea Meilán-Vila, has been funded through the “Proyectos de Generación de Conocimiento 2024” call. The project is developed at Universidad Carlos III de Madrid. Among the researchers within the project are José E. Chacón, Silvia Novo, Rebeca Peláez, Diego Serrano, Ewa Strzałkowska-Kominiak, Iñaki Úcar, and Thomas Verdebout.
The next book to be read in the Statistics Reading Group will be Computer Age Statistical Inference: Algorithms, Evidence and Data Science by Bradley Efron and Trevor Hastie. The book delivers a masterful synthesis of classical statistical inference and modern computational methods, tracing their evolution over the past 60 years. Insightful, rigorous, and historically grounded, it is essential reading to understand the theoretical foundations and algorithmic developments shaping today’s data science.
Diego Serrano has obtained the first award in the Thesis Talk 2025 contest organized by Universidad Carlos III de Madrid. The Thesis Talk is a challenging competition for PhD students to present their research in a 4-minute talk to a general audience, with the goal of making complex topics accessible and engaging.