Below is a list of invited and confirmed speakers. You can find a full schedule of events on the schedule page.
				
					
						| Speaker | Topic/Title | 
					
						| Jeannie Hall, Melbourne, Australia | "Private reflections" | 
					
						| Rudy Beran, UC Davis | "On double bootstrap asymptotics" | 
					
						| Peter Bickel, UC Berkeley | "The bootstrap in some novel environments" | 
					
						| Tony Cai, University of Pennsylvania | "Adaptive estimation of a planar convex set" | 
					
						| Song Xi Chen, Iowa State University and Peking University | "Two-sample and ANOVA tests for high dimensional means" | 
					
						| Ming-Yen Cheng, National Taiwan University | "A simple and adaptive two-sample test in high dimensions" | 
					
						| Aurore Delaigle, University of Melbourne | "Methodology for nonparametric deconvolution when the error distribution is unknown" | 
					
						| Jianqing Fan, Princeton University | "Guarding against spurious discoveries in high dimension" | 
					
						| Frédéric Ferraty, University of Toulouse | "Variable selection in high-dimensional nonparametric
regression setting" | 
					
						| Jiashun Jin, Carnegie Mellon University | "Innovated higher criticism and statisticians’ networks" | 
					
						| Iain Johnstone, Stanford University | "Eigenvalues and variance components" | 
					
						| Runze Li, Pennsylvania State University | "Projection test for high-dimensional mean vectors with
optimal direction" | 
					
						| Wenceslao Gonzalez Manteiga, University de Santiago de Compostela | "Smoothing techniques for regression with directional data" | 
					
						| Steve Marron, University of North Carolina | "High dimension low sample size asymptotics" | 
					
						| Byeong Park, Seoul National University | "Smooth backfitting in errors-in-variables additive models" | 
					
						| Terry Speed, Melbourne and UC Berkeley | "Some vignettes" | 
					
						| Matt Wand, University of Technology, Sydney | "Fast approximate inference for arbitrarily large statistical
models via message passing" | 
					
						| Alan Welsh, Australian National University | "Early work on order statistics: research and teaching" | 
					
						| Fang Yao, University of Toronto | "Mixture models and densities for functional data" |