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Statistical Laboratory

 

The Statistical Laboratory is located in Pavilion D of the Centre for Mathematical Sciences. It is sub-department of the Department of Pure Mathematics and Mathematical Statistics, which in turn is part of the Faculty of Mathematics. We have about 35 members, made up of permanent staff, post-docs, and post-graduate students. Our interests cover a broad range of statistics, probability and operational research.

Deadlines for Independent Fellowship Applications to DPMMS

Read more at: DPMMS Departmental Colloquia, Thursday 8 October 4pm

DPMMS Departmental Colloquia, Thursday 8 October 4pm

The Michaelmas Term Colloquium will be given by Clement Mouhot, who will speak on Regularity with Rough Coefficients: Old and New.


Read more at: Peter Whittle Lecture, Thursday 22 October 4.30pm

Peter Whittle Lecture, Thursday 22 October 4.30pm

The Peter Whittle Lecture will be given by Martin Wainwright (MIT) who will speak on The Information Geometry of Diffusion Sampling



Read more at: Congratulations to Wendelin Werner

Congratulations to Wendelin Werner

awarded the Royal Society Sylvester Medal 2026 for playing an instrumental role in the development of the Schramm-Loewner evolution, a random curve which describes the scaling limit of many models from statistical mechanics in two dimensions.


Read more at: Senior Academic Promotions

Senior Academic Promotions

Congratulations to Julia Wolf on her promotion to Professor of Pure Mathematics (Grade 12), to Sergio Bacallado on his promotion to Professor of Statistics (Grade 11), and to Rong Zhou on his promotion to Professor of Arithmetic Geometry (Grade 11)



Read more at: Thomas Bond Sprague Prize 2026

Thomas Bond Sprague Prize 2026

Congratulations to Ben Gillott (Trinity) and Eleanor MacGillivray (Trinity) award Thomas Bond Sprague Prize


Read more at: The Rollo Davidson Prize 2026

The Rollo Davidson Prize 2026

Awarded jointly to Giuseppe Cannizzaro (University of Warwick), Jiaoyang Huang (University of Pennsylvania)  and Titus Lupu (Sorbonne Université) 



Frontpage talks

Probability

Cambridge Statistics Clinic

Statistics

Peter Whittle Lecture

Peter Whittle Lecture