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The Division of Statistics has a complete programme of undergraduate and
graduate education and research. The bachelor's and master's programmes are focused on data analysis and provide new and interesting career options. Much of the research is conducted as
collaborative efforts with end-users and organizations outside the
academic world.
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The division organizes an international workshop on homogenisation and correction of long time series of climate data at Linköping University in March 2010.
The division organizes an international workshop on Data mining using generalized linear models at the National University of Laos (NUOL) in Vientiane, 25-29 Jan, 2010.
The first Master's students graduate from the international programme Statistics, Data Analysis, and Knowledge Disovery. On May 29, 2009, six students defended their theses.
The division organizes an international workshop on Time series analysis at Khon Kaen University in Thailand, 26 - 30 Jan, 2009.
Karl Wahlin defends his doctoral thesis 'Roadmap for Trend Detection and Assessment of Data Quality' at 13.15, 10 October, 2008.
Davood Shahsavani defends his doctoral thesis 'Computer Experiments Designed to Explore and Approximate Complex Deterministic Functions' at 13.00, 29 February, 2008.
The division organizes an international workshop on "Statistics, Data Analysis, and Knowledge Discovery" at the National University of Laos (NUOL) in Vientiane, 28 Jan - 1 Feb, 2008.
The Division organizes an international workshop and trend detection in environmental data on October 16-17, 2007.
In Aug 2007, Linköping University starts a new international Master's Programme in Statistics, Data Analysis and Knowledge Discovery. More information
The 21th Summer School of the Swedish Statistical Association takes place at Linköping University on 12-16 June, 2007. The topic is data mining.
The Division joins a cost action on change-point detection and homogenization of observational series of climate data
The network aims to provide information about postgraduate education in statistics in Sweden, stimulate the development of pedagogical forms, initiate a national programme of postgraduate courses in statistics and create new meeting places for postgraduate students in Sweden.
Anders Grimvall, professor in statistics, is programme manager for the research programme ENGO (Assessment of Environmental Goal Achievement under Uncertainty. The programme is initiated by Naturvårdsverket (The Swedish Environmental Protection Agency) and is planned for five years, ending in 2008 with a total budget of SEK 20 million.