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Student Presentations

We invite contributions from all PhD students and early career researchers to the poster session, which will take place during the welcome reception on Monday 29th June, and two short talk (8-min) sessions on Tuesday 30th June and Thursday 2nd July. The presented work may be in any area of statistics or machine learning and does not need to align with the summer school’s main theme.

Posters (Monday)

(Poster size: up to A0 portrait or A1 landscape)

Short Talks Session 1 (Tuesday)

(Suggested: 6.5-minute talk + 1.5-minute Q&A)

Short Talks Session 2 (Thursday)

(Suggested: 6.5-minute talk + 1.5-minute Q&A)

Abdullah Burkan Bereketoglu (Sussex)

Beatrix M. G. Nielsen (ITU Copenhagen)

Elly Hung (Warwick)

Hannah Oh (Sussex)

Jiaying Lin (Warwick)

Mengqi Chen (Warwick)

Pouya Roudaki (LSE)

Sam Goring (KCL)

Yiu Nam Edwin Tang (Warwick)

Zhilang Xia (Glasgow)

16.30-16.38 Ibrahim Kaddouri (Warwick)

16.38-16.46 Sirine Louati (ENSAE Paris)

16.46-16.54 Zhaocheng Li (Durham)

16.54-17.02 Arina Odnoblyudova (UCL)

17.06-17.14 Alberto Bordino (Warwick)

17.14-17.22 Chuanyang Zhang (Southampton)

17.22-17.30 Harita Dellaporta (UCL)

17.30-17.38 Sara Pinciroli (Bocconi)

13.30-13.38 Li Quan (Copenhagen)

13.38-13.46 Maximilian Graf (Potsdam)

13.46-13.54 Thom Volker (Utrecht)

13.54-14.02 Gengyu Xue (Warwick)

14.06-14.14 Nikita Kalinin (ISTA)

14.14-14.22 Martin Dattge (KCL)

14.22-14.30 Benedict Risebrow (Warwick)

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Posters (Monday):

Abdullah Burkan Bereketoglu (Sussex): A Statistical Inverse Problem for Multilayer Latency Mismatch under Geometric and Measurement Uncertainty

Beatrix M. G. Nielsen (ITU Copenhagen): Logit Distance Bounds Representational Similarity

Elly Hung (Warwick): Differentially private Cox regression

Hannah Oh (Sussex): AI-Assisted Formal Methods in Programming Education

Jiaying Lin (Warwick): Meta-Learning Preferences for Multilingual LLM Alignment

Mengqi Chen (Warwick): Bulk-Calibrated Credal Ambiguity Sets: Fast, Tractable Decision Making under Out-of-Sample Contamination

Pouya Roudaki (LSE): Kernel Integrated R2

Sam Goring (KCL): On the QUEST for Uncertainty Quantification via Highest Density Regions

Yiu Nam Edwin Tang (Warwick): Robust online change point detection

Zhilang Xia (Glasgow): How to speak of greenness in the 10-Ks?

Talks (Tuesday):

Ibrahim Kaddouri (Warwick): Clustering risk in HMMs and Mixture Models

Sirine Louati (ENSAE Paris): Estimation of discrete distributions with high probability under $\chi^2$-divergence

Zhaocheng Li (Durham): Bayes Linear Analysis and Uncertainty Quantification of Models with Multiple partial Discontinuities

Arina Odnoblyudova (UCL): A computationally-tractable measure of global sensitivity for sampling-based Bayesian inference

Alberto Bordino (Warwick): Nonparametric inference for ratios of densities via uniformly valid and powerful permutation tests

Chuanyang Zhang (Southampton): Change Point Detection with Missing Data

Harita Dellaporta (UCL): Amortised and provably-robust simulation-based inference

Sara Pinciroli (Bocconi): Federated learning approach for the Erdős--Rényi random graph

Talks (Thursday):

Li Quan (Copenhagen): Trust Issues with AI: A Cryptographer’s View

Maximilian Graf (Potsdam): Adaptive Sampling for Change Point Identification

Thom Volker (Utrecht): densityratio: An R package for distribution comparison through density ratio estimation

Gengyu Xue (Warwick): Optimal Learning for Fairness-Aware Contextual Bandits

Nikita Kalinin (ISTA): Matrix Factorization for Practical Continual Mean Estimation Under User-Level Differential Privacy

Martin Dattge (KCL): When Does SINDy Converge? Least-Squares Consistency and Challenges with LASSO

Benedict Risebrow (Warwick): Semi-supervised linear regression with missing covariates

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