✈️ 🇺🇲 🍏 Dr Giulia Livieri visited the Big Apple last week to present ‘Testing for endogeneity of irregular sampling schemes’ at the MPSS Conference on Financial Econometrics that took place at Princeton University. Giulia's associated paper 👉 papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=4307336

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Day 1 of our Research Showcase 2026 is done — a full day on generative AI with speakers from Meta, Barclays, AstraZeneca, GitHub Next, Cambridge, and our own department. Talks, posters, and plenty of conversation. Days 2 and 3 to come. 📊

We're excited to partner at #AISummit London! Join us 10 June at Tobacco Dock for AI career insights. 📍 #LondonTechWeek #LSE

Marcos Barreto will be our closing speaker at next week's Research Showcase industry 'Workshop on Generative AI: Research Advances & Applications' - presenting 'Rethinking core skills in programming education in the age of AI agents' 👉 Info & reg: tinyurl.com/b6nffrsz

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🎙️ Giulia Livieri presents her research on endogeneity tests in high-frequency finance at Erasmus University Rotterdam, 21 May. Find out more here: https://www.eur.nl/en/ese/events/testing-endogeneity-irregular-sampling-schemes-2026-05-21

What if your AI model looks fair, but only on average...? New 'The Measure of it' blog out now: 'Beyond average: A new approach to multicalibration brings group fairness to web scale'. Read our introduction to the powerful ML algorithm 'MCGrad' here: tinyurl.com/y3mrppdx

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Join the Department of Statistics as we host Dr Sander Beckers from the Department of Statistical Science, UCL as he looks at Large Language Models as Nondeterministic Causal Models 21 May 2026 2.30pm - 3.30pm LSE, Columbia House Leverhulme Library

Dr Giulia Livieri received 2nd place in the #LSE Photo Competition! Giulia's photo is titled "Reflected Futures" with 'The Shard rising in a rain puddle beside older houses & bare branches, the photo turns an ordinary pavement into a layered image of London where past, present & future meet.'

The speakers for our 2026 Research Showcase 'Workshop on Generative AI: Research Advances & Applications' is almost complete - Barclays' Dimitrios Emmanoulopoulos (Head of AI/ML & Quantum Technologies) has joined the lineup. 👉 Free ticket & programme here: tinyurl.com/b6nffrsz

Last night 200+ clinicians, policy makers, pharma leaders and health tech founders gathered at LSE to hear PharmovoAI's Akber Tahir on using predictive AI to stop medicine shortages before they happen. A brilliant start to our In-Practice lecture series. More to come. 🔬 #HealthcareAI #DataScience

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We're excited to welcome Rodolphe Jenatton, Co-Founder & CTO of Bioptimus, for our Industry Seminar on 19 May, 15:00 at Columbia House, LSE! 📍🗓⏰ #Bioptimus #AI Sign up: https://forms.office.com/e/yBDvsb6FgX

📢It's another speaker announcement for you re the LSE Dep of Stats Research Showcase 2026... GitHub's Principal Researcher, Don Syme, will present 'Agentic Repository Automation with GitHub Agentic Workflows'. Event open to all, register here today!: lse.ac.uk/statistics/e...

🎉New blog alert!🎉 Our wonderful MSc Data Science student Amara Jane Otero Salgado shares her recent insights on working as a Research Assistant at LSE. Read her blog here➡️https://www.lse.ac.uk/statistics/the-measure-of-it-blog/on-working-as-an-lse-research-assistant

We loved seeing so many of you at our Statistics Undergraduate Offer Holder Day today!☺️☀️ Applicants with an offer for entry in September '26 came to #LSE to hear talks from our amazing BSc Programme Directors and get to know each other. We are excited for you to become #PartofLSE🥳

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📢We have another speaker announcement for you today re the LSE Dep of Stats Research Showcase 2026: Tatiana Shavrina, Research Scientist Manager at Meta will present 'Advancing Scientific Research with AI Research Agents'. Event open to all. 👉Register here today!: lse.ac.uk/statistics/e...

📢We're delighted to announce that Yi Wei (Lead, Deep Learning Team AstraZeneca) will be joining us at our 'Workshop on Generative AI: Research Advances & Applications', on 26 May, part of the 3 day LSE Dep of Stats Research Showcase 2026. 👉Reg: www.lse.ac.uk/statistics/events/research-showcase-2026

What a brilliant day at LSE Undergraduate Open Day! Thanks to Pik, Gelly, and all who joined us to explore Statistics. Learn more: https://www.lse.ac.uk/statistics/prospective-students/bsc-programmes

Whether you’re a student, academic, alumnus, or industry partner, our events offer opportunities to connect, learn, & explore the latest developments in statistical science. Explore our programme on our Department webpages here: https://www.lse.ac.uk/statistics/events

📣 New blog published! tinyurl.com/yfh3zat4 'Working with international trade data to establish robust evidence in turbulent times' by Dr Francesca Torti (European Commission). 🧐Read about her work exploring the use of statistical methods to identify customs duty evasion & sanctions circumvention.

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💥Registration is now open for the LSE Dep of Stats Research Showcase 2026! Join us for 3 days packed with: industry, faculty & PhD student speakers; new & emerging research highlights; drinks reception & in-person networking opportunities. Get your free tickets now👇 lse.ac.uk/statistics/e...

Welcome back, everyone 👋 A new term begins—whether coursework, exams, or dissertation, we're rooting for you. Take care and reach out for support!

ESCoE will host a World Bank workshop on exploring global poverty and inequality data. This will take place at 14:00 – 16:00 on Thursday 21 May 2026 at @kingsbschool.bsky.social @kingscollegelondon.bsky.social. Find out more and register: tinyurl.com/28kerx48

Join Felix Elwert, University of Wisconsin-Madison and Yu Ang, University of Hong Kong on the 14th of April in the Leverhulme Library for a talk exploring how Four-part causal decomposition explains disparities, with robust estimators and policy insights on education’s role in mobility.

Uploaded & ready for you to watch! 📹💻 The full recording of 'Trade in Turbulent Times: Tracking Customs Evasion, Sanctions, & Tariff Effects with Trade Data' with Dr Francesca Torti at Europe House on Wednesday 25 March.🇪🇺📊 Watchback here👇 www.youtube.com/watch?v=KqMW...

We were delighted to have Dr Francesca Torti from the European Commission 🇪🇺delivering the talk, with Dr Marta Paczos of the UK Department for Business & Trade 🇬🇧 (currently on secondment to @escoeorg.bsky.social) as our discussant. And a big thank you to our audience for taking part! 🙏

Thank you to everyone who took part in our public talk 'Trade in Turbulent Times: Tracking Customs Evasion, Sanctions, and Tariff Effects with Trade Data' yesterday evening with the Delegation of the European Union to the United Kingdom at Europe House.

ESCoE Research Associate Marta Paczos is speaking at this @lsedepofstatistics.bsky.social event on trade in turbulent times next Wednesday 25 March, 17:30 - 19:00. Sign up for free 👉 tinyurl.com/bde536w7

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⏰ Tomorrow! Trade in Turbulent Times at Europe House, London. Hear from Dr Francesca Torti (European Commission) and Dr Marta Paczos (DBT / ESCoE) on customs evasion, sanctions, & US tariff effects. Free to attend + drinks reception 🎟 5.30pm 👉 lnkd.in/eqK68G6h

🎉 New Student Award! 🎉 Head of Department's Commendation honors UG & MSc students excelling in academics, leadership, service, integrity. 💷 Prize: £500 #LSEStatistics #LSE #StudentAchievements #Leadership #AcademicExcellence

🌍🍷 Upcoming talk & drinks reception at Europe House | Trade in turbulent times: Tracking customs evasion, sanctions, and tariff effects with trade data 📅 25 March 2026 🕠 5:30 pm - 7 pm 📍 Europe House, Smith Square, London, SW1P 3EU 🇪🇺 Sign up here 👉 https://lnkd.in/eqK68G6h

📊 Department of Statistics seminar — 20 March, 2–3pm Join Dr Balabdaoui as she explains how can we run linear regression without matched data? Discover a new deconvolution approach (DLSE) and its key results. LSE COL 1.06 2pm - 3pm

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What an evening! Last week's Statistics Alumni Mixer brought together 21 alumni and our brilliant students for a night of networking, stories, and great conversation. Huge thanks to everyone who joined us. The Department of Statistics community never fails to impress. 🎉

🎉 Amara Otero Salgado, MSc Data Science student and Women's Officer @LSE, secured campus-wide free period products approval! #LSE #StudentImpact

🚨 DSQC Conference + Datathon on 14 March 2026! Join industry talks, student projects & Datathon finals. Sign up now 👉 https://forms.gle/2H5fZFg3oA2sz3oz7

Are you wondering how to forecast inflation? Join us for a fascinating talk with Michael Wolf as he explores the hedged random forest and its implications for analysing inflation. LSE COL 1.06 2pm - 3pm

We hosted actuarial expert Graeme Charters for our final Statistics Insight Series session, sharing key insights on modelling in risk environments.

In our Distributed Computing course, Dr Marcos Ennes Barreto welcomed Vinay Kathard, MSc Health Data Science grad, sharing real-world health data insights.

Reminder: How do customs declarations and trade data shape EU policy? Join Dr Francesca Torti at Leverhulme Library, 1-2pm, to explore JRC's trade insights. 🎓 Open to all LSE staff and students.

Great session with Dr Francesca Torti on how customs data shapes EU trade policy and strategic insights. Thank you to all who came

Actuarial expert Graeme Charters explores how models shape real-world decisions — and where their limits lie. Mar 2.8 Marshall Building 3pm - 5pm

🚀 New Technical Report "Kernel Integrated R²: A Measure of Dependence" on arXiv, a novel kernel-based dependence measure in stats and ML by Zoltán Szabó, Pouya Roudaki, Shakeel Gavioli-Akilagun, Florian Kalinke & Mona Azadkia

Join us for a seminar on likelihood-free “repro samples” + Fisher inversion: a new framework for rigorous inference with mixed discrete/continuous, irregular data in modern data science. LSE COL 1.06 2-3pm