One World Probability project
Welcome to the One World Probability project!
The One World Probability project is an online platform for research seminars, workshops and schools in probability theory. Started during the Covid-19 epidemic in 2020, the project intends to bring together researchers from all over the world in a virtual and inclusive environment. The project is a community wide initiative supported by the Bernoulli Society and the Institute of Mathematical Statistics. It runs the regular online One World Probability Seminar, and supports online workshops and schools.
The project has an experimental character. We will need to understand how to work with online tools and learn how to deal with the vulnerabilities and bottlenecks of online traffic. Please join us in the long journey ahead!
The project benefits from many volunteers from all over the world that help to chair seminar talks, organise schools, design websites (thanks to Andris Gerasimovics!) , etc.
Current Organizers:
Peter Gracar (University of Leeds)
Dominik Schmid (Columbia University)
Past Organizers:
Leif Döring, Andreas Kyprianou
Ivan Corwin, Milton Jara
Alessandra Faggionato, Amanda Turner
Julien Berestycki, Nina Gantert
Bastien Mallein, Sébastien Martineau
Avelio Sepulveda, Minmin Wang
Ajay Chandra, David Prömel
Adrián González Casanova, Alberto Chiarini
Julio Backhoff, Ilya Chevyrev
Malin Palö Forsström, Pim van der Hoorn