Mark Brown

Research Interests: Probability theory; Applied probability models; Inequalities; Reliability theory; Quantitative analysis in sports; Applied statistics

Regina Dolgoarshinnykh

Praijat Dube

Hammou El Barmi

Tat Sang Fung

Xiaofu He

Lei Kang

Lei Kang is a senior data science manager at Reddit. Previously, he was an applied and data science manager at Uber. His research interests are in the application of statistical methods, machine learning, and causal inference to urban environment and transportation, transportation safety, and air traffic management. He has a PhD in civil engineering from the University of California at Berkeley.

Cristian Pasarica

Franz Herbert Rembart

PhD, University of Oxford, 2016

Applied Probability Theory & Statistics

Franz Rembart is a Principal at Boston Consulting Group (BCG), where he focuses on digitization and data science topics in Financial Services & Insurance, and the Public/Social Impact Sector. His academic research interests include random tree growth processes, operations on continuum random trees and related fields. An illustrative example of his work would be “Recursive construction of continuum random trees,” with Matthias Winkel, The Annals of Probability 2018/19. Franz received his PhD in Applied Probability Theory & Statistics from the University of Oxford in 2016. During his studies, he was a Stipendiary Lecturer at the renowned Christ Church, Oxford. He holds a Masters’ degree in Mathematical Finance and Actuarial Science and a Bachelor’s degree in Mathematics (both with a minor in Economics) from the Technical University Munich.

Isabella Sanders

Haiyuan Wang