ISI Membership Elections 2022: Second round results

Dr Moores is a lecturer in the National Institute for Applied Statistics Research Australia, University of Wollongong. In 2021 he was awarded the title of Docent in Computational Statistics by Lappeenranta-Lahti University of Technology, Finland. His research involves MCMC and SMC algorithms for intractable likelihoods and inverse problems.

I have been working taking Data at Globalized involve with Internationa Statistical Institute (ISI) , International Association of Statisticla Computing and also United Nations World Data Forum . Last International Statistical Institute World Statistics Congress-2021-Amsterdam, Netherlands; I have presented my paper on ‘Big Data Mining from Big Data Sources’ and also present paper on ‘Big Data’ ISIWSC-2019, Kualalumpur, Malaysia.

Research fellow, Deputy Chairman and Secretary-General of China and Director-General of Research Institute of Statistical Sciences of National Bureau of Statistics of China. Major research fields are economy, international comparison, applied statistics, macroeconomy.

Endowed Chair, Professor, Jiangxi University of Finance and Economics

I am an Assistant Professor in the Department of Statistics at Texas A&M University (since September 2019). My research interest is in the interface of applied probability and statistics, especially the modeling of heavy-tailed phenomena in complex networks. I received my Ph.D. in Operations Research from the School of Operations Research and Information Engineering at Cornell University in August 2019, under the supervision of Prof. Sidney Resnick.

University lecturer, University of Helsinki, and Deputy Director of Centre for Social Data Science, University of Helsinki

I have been started my carrier at the Hungarian Central Statistical Office in Budapest, at the Deparment of Agricultural Statistics. I was responsible for sampling and estimation methods. For two years I was head of the Production Statistics section. I have spent half year at Eurostat as a trainee, dealing with Land use and land cover area frame sample survey (LUCAS). Since 2008 I work at University of Pécs, Faculty of Business and Economics. I teach many statistics related courses in Hungarian and in English at BsC, MsC and PhD levels (e.g.: Probability and Statistics, Business Statistics, Economic Statistics, Applied Statistics).

Professor Somesh Kumar has research interests in statistical inference, probability and distribution theory. His published work includes estimation after selection, quantile estimation, estimation under constraints, two-stage and sequential estimation, problem of classification, inference on directional distributions, limit theorems for dependent models, estimating measures of reliability and entropy, stochastic ordering, etc.

Angelo Mineo is Full Professor of Statistics at the University of Palermo. From 2018 to 2024 he is Head of the Department in Economics, Business and Statistics of the University of Palermo. His main research contributions concern the use of multivariate statistical analysis methods for specific application problems, the optimal estimate of parameters of a general error distribution, the diffusion within the university community of the use of the statistical environment R, through the preparation of graphical user interfaces (GUI) and packages (normalp package and collaborated in the preparation of dglars package). He has presented the dglars method, together with Luigi Augugliaro and Ernst Wit. Other contributions are in the field of Gaussian graphical models.

Director, Karekare Education Limited

Dr Stephanie Budgett is a senior lecturer in the Department of Statistics at the University of Auckland.She obtained her BSc and PhD from the University of Glasgow. Her research interests include statistics education, statistical and probability literacy and cross-disciplinary collaborations with colleagues from a range of disciplines.

Senior Lecturer and Chartered Statistician, Dr, Department of Statistics, Nasarawa State University, Keffi, Nigeria.

Statistics Consultant, United Nations Statistics Division; Economic and Statistics Officer, Asian Development Bank

My work as a Professor for Applied Stochastics is focused on evaluating the quality of predictions objectively for better decision making.

Business Psychologist and Organisation Development expert; Ex-Divisional Director of Business Data Collection, Capability and Human Resources at the UK’s Office for National Statistics; Founder of Lifebuddy.co.uk

Professor Rhys Christopher Jones is the Associate Dean of Education at the Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences, at the University of Surrey. Prior to this, he was based in the Department of Statistics at the University of Auckland. Over his career he has taught a variety of subjects, at both undergraduate and postgraduate level, which include statistics, quantitative methods, and mathematics for science. He has also taught a variety of science-based subjects in FE colleges, which include GCSE, BTEC, Access and A levels. His primary research contributions are in the areas of curriculum development and the role of context in statistics education. Rhys’s research interests also focus on mathematical and statistical anxiety, helping to inform strategies to engage and motivate people in these subjects.

My interests are focused on mathematical genetics and genomics, systems biology, and stochastic modeling of human diseases, with applications mostly in cancer research. I have a record of collaboration with biologists, geneticists, epidemiologists and physicians, and in building and analyzing mathematical models of cancer.