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Statistics and Optimal Transport Workshop: March 27 to 28, 2025

Department of Statistics
Columbia University

The goal of this workshop is to bring together researchers interested in different statistical aspects of optimal transport, including but not constrained to limit theorems for OT estimation problems, frameworks for the analysis of distributional data, sampling, robust learning, and fairness.

 

In addition to research talks, this 2-day workshop will also include poster sessions for PhD students to showcase their work and facilitate the interaction between senior and early career researchers.

Funding for this workshop is provided by the Department of Statistics at Columbia University and by NSF grant DMS-2236447.

Speakers

Marc Hallin (Université Libre de Bruxelles)

Soumik Pal (University of  Washington)

Tudor Manole (MIT)

Jean-Michel Loubes (Université Toulouse)

Eustasio del Barrio (Universidad de Valladolid)

Caroline Moosmüller (UNC Chapel Hill)

Ziv Goldfeld (Cornell)

Victor Panaretos (EPFL)

Nabarun Deb (University of Chicago)

Jakwang Kim (University of British Columbia)

Matt Jacobs (UC Santa Barbara)

Robert McCann (University of Toronto)

Yunan Yang (Cornell)

Sinho Chewi (Yale)

Alejandro Gárriz (Universidad de Granada)

Confirmed Speakers

Registration

Use the following link: https://forms.gle/jWaHi1SzwWeMp5BC8

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Please keep in mind the following deadlines:

Deadline for funding applications: February 14, 2025

Deadline for student registration to present a poster: March 7, 2025 

Deadline to register as a non-presenting participant: March 24, 2025


For any questions, feel free to email any of the organizers. 

Student Registration

Program and Schedule

All talks will take place in Room C03 (C Floor) at 1255 Amsterdam Avenue. Poster sessions and coffee breaks will take place right outside of this room. 

A complete program and schedule can be downloaded as a PDF here.

Program and Schedule

Slides from Talks

Slides

Organizers

Columbia University

University of Wisconsin Madison

Columbia University

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