The Scientific Advisory Council plays an instrumental role in evaluating topics for workshops and offering advise on speakers to invite from various areas in Stochastics. It consists of leading scientific experts who roughly represent the three main thematic pillars of Eurandom.
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| Frank Redig | Delft University of Technology |
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| Michel Mandjes | University of Amsterdam |
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| Johannes Schmidt-Hieber | University of Twente |
Eurandom also has Network of Ambassadors, who operate in close consultation with the Scientific Advisory Council and the Scientific Director. The ambassadors belong to a select company of prominent early-career researchers, associated with the three main thematic threads. They will play a vital role in spearheading the organization of future workshops around a wide range of topical subjects and emerging directions.
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Joris Bierkens | Delft University of Technology |
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Cristobal Guzman | University of Twente |
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Stephanie van der Pas | Amsterdam UMC / Leiden University |
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Katharina Proksch | University of Twente |
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Alessandra Cipriani | Delft University of Technology |
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Benedikt Jahnel | WIAS-Berlin |
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Arnaud Le Ny | Le Laboratoire d’analyse et de mathématiques appliquées (LAMA) |
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Wioletta Ruszel | University of Utrecht |
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Gianmarco Bet | University of Florence |
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Céline Comte | CNRS |
| Pierre Nyquist | KTH Royal Institute of Technology | |
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Alessandro Zocca | VU Amsterdam |