August 8-9, 2022 at UNC Chapel Hill
The Statistics and Operations research department is organizing the second installment of the Southeastern Probability Conference 2022 (the first SEPC of 2022 was held at the end of May, 2022 at Duke). Here you can find general information about the venue, schedule etc. Owing to generous support from NSF, we have some funding for graduate students and postdocs, see here for more information on application, procedure and deadlines.
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Speakers
- Julia Gaudio (Northwestern, IE and MS)
- Jiaoyang Huang (NYU)
- Hye-Won Kang (U of Maryland, Balatimore County)
- Anya Katsevich (NYU)
- Nicolas Lanchier (Arizona State)
- Elizaveta Rebrova (Princeton ORFE)
- Sebastien Roch (Wisconsin)
- Philippe Sosoe (Cornell)
Venue
The talks will be held in Phillips Hall, Room 215. It is probably easiest to find this room by entering Phillips through the main entrance on Cameron Street. Coffee in the mornings and during Coffee breaks will be in Phillips 275.
Schedule and abstracts
This is the tentative schedule. Order of speakers will potentially change.
Titles and abstracts of the talks.
August 8
9:30 – coffee [Phillips 275]
10-10:45: Elizaveta Rebrova (Princeton ORFE)
Coffee break
11:15-12: Sebastien Roch (Wisconsin)
Lunch
2-2:45: Nicolas Lanchier (Arizona State)
3-3:45: Julia Gaudio (Northwestern, IE and MS)
Coffee Break
4:15-5: Anya Katsevich (NYU)
August 8: Reception
Reception follows at 5:10 pm in Hanes Hall. Food on the first floor of Hanes Hall (the computer lab). We suggest getting food and hanging out on the Quad. Map so you can get your bearing here:
August 9
9:00 – coffee
9:30-10:15: Hye-Won Kang (U of Maryland, Balatimore County)
10:30-11:15: Philippe Sosoe (Cornell)
Coffee break
11:45-12:30: Jiaoyang Huang (NYU)
Organizers, contact info and funding
- Local organizers: Amarjit Budhiraja & Shankar Bhamidi. Many thanks to Rick Durrett who has been the driving force for this conference series for over a decade and overseeing the entire activity.
- General information about the area, lunch and dinner suggestions and so on: will be up soon.
Supported by NSF grant DMS 2011385.
Co-sponsored by the Institute of Mathematical Statistics.
Supported by the Department of Statistics and Operations Research, UNC Chapel Hill.