Prof Angela Chukwu (University of Ibadan, Nigeria) Research Interests: Biometry, biostatistics, mathematical statistics, demography |
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Prof Giulia Di Nunno (University of Oslo, Norway) Research Interests: Stochastic analysis, calculus, and control. Applications of stochastic analysis with focus on mathematical finance: modeling, pricing hedging and other optimal portfolio problems under full, partial, and inside information; sensitivity and robustness; markets with memory; energy finance. |
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Dr Christina Edholm (Scripps College, USA) Research Interests: mathematical biology focusing on invasive species control and epidemiological modeling. |
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Prof Mark Glickmann (Harvard University) Research Interests: Areas of statistical models for rating competitors in games and sport, and in statistical methods applied to problems in health services research. |
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Prof Louis Labuschagne (North West University, RSA) Research Interests: Operator algebras as a framework for noncommutative analysis. |
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Prof Dennis Lin (Purdue University, USA) Research Interests: Quality assurance, industrial statistics, data mining, and data science. |
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Prof Angela Montanari (University of Bologna, Italy) Research Interests: Latent variable models; covariance estimation; robust methods; mixture models; supervised classification; unsupervised classification; dimensional reduction; random projections |
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Prof Sugnet Lubbe (University of Stellenbosch, RSA) Research Interests: multivariate data analysis, and more specifically biplots and graphical visualisation of multivariate data. |
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Prof Gideon Ngwa (University of Buea, Cameroon) Research Interests: Mathematical modeling of biological systems including: applicable mathematics, mathematical modeling and numerical analysis; mathematical ecology and biology; dynamics of directly and indirectly transmitted diseases; effects of boundary conditions on reaction-diffusion euations; biological pattern formation |
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Prof John van den Berg (University of Pretoria, RSA) Research Interests: Ring and module theory, specifically Torsion Theory and the Kurosh-Amisur Radical Theory of associative rings. |
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