Bernoulli Society promotes sciences of probability (including stochastic processes) and mathematical statistics. It supports connections across the worldwide community of statisticians and probabilists.
SEVEN ISI ASSOCIATIONS

Since 1975

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Bernoulli Society for Mathematical Statistics and Probability

→ About the Bernoulli Society

The Bernoulli Society was created in years 1973-75 and since 1975 it has been a member of the International Statistical Institute Family.

Objectives
The objectives of the Bernoulli Society are the advancement of the sciences of probability (including stochastic processes) and mathematical statistics and of their applications to all those aspects of human endeavour, which are directed towards the increase of natural knowledge and the welfare of mankind.

Activities
The activities of the Bernoulli Society include organising or sponsoring international and regional meetings and publications, on its own or jointly with other professional societies.
Governance
The Bernoulli Society is led by an Executive Committee and a Council. In addition there are several standing committees for specific administrative functions, the development and advancement of specific subject areas in mathematical statistics, probability theory and stochastic processes and their applications, and the support of activities that promote the cooperation within geographical regions.
Executive Committee
President: Victor M. Panaretos (Switzerland) (see picture)
President-Elect: Nancy Reid (Canada)
Past President Adam Jakubowski (Poland)
Publicity Secretary: Corina Constantinescu (United Kingdom)
Membership Secretary: Sebastian Engelke (Switzerland)
Publications Secretary: Mark Podolskij (Luxemburg)
Scientific Secretary Jianfeng (Jeff) Yao (China)
Treasurer: Johan Segers (Belgium)
Ex-officio: Conchita Kleijweg (Director ISI, Netherlands)

We are named after the Bernoulli family of mathematicians and scientists whose researchers covered 'most areas of scientific knowledge'.

Ethel Newbold Prize: Lester Mackey

Lester Mackey (Microsoft Research, New England) has become the fifth Ethel Newbold Prize Winner. The Ethel Newbold Prize is awarded biennially to an outstanding statistical scientist in early or mid-career for a body of work that represents excellence in research in mathematical statistics, and/or excellence in research that links developments in a substantive field to new advances in statistics. The Prize Committee consisted of Gesine Reinert (Chair), Adrian Röllin and Susan Murphy. During the 63th ISI WSC in Ottawa, on July 20, 2023, Lester Mackey gave a lecture entitled “Advances in Distribution Compression.”