Events

01/27/
2025
Monday
12:00pm
Stanford University
Machine learning for aging and spatial omics

Aging is a highly complex process and the greatest risk factor for many chronic diseases including cardiovascular disease, dementia, stroke, diabetes, and cancer.

01/29/
2025
Wednesday
12:00pm
University of Chicago
TBA

FDS Colloquium

02/03/
2025
Monday
12:00pm
University of Michigan
Statistical and computational methods for genetic and genomic studies

I will talk about a few statistical and computational methods we have developed over the past few years to give you a flavor of the type of work we do in our group. My talk will focus on two distinct application areas: genome-wide association studies and spatial multi-omics studies

02/05/
2025
Wednesday
12:00pm
Princeton
TBA

FDS Colloquium

02/10/
2025
Monday
12:00pm
Stanford University
TBA
02/17/
2025
Monday
12:00pm
MIT
TBA
02/19/
2025
Wednesday
12:00pm
Stanford University
TBA

FDS Colloquium

02/24/
2025
Monday
12:00pm
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Asymptotics of high-dimensional Bayesian inference

We derive an asymptotic expansion of posterior integrals in the regime in which dimension grows together with sample size.