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If you are interested in applying for Graduate Studies in the Department of Mathematics & Statistics at the University of Guelph, the next regular entry point for all graduate programs is September 2022.

In order to receive full consideration for funding, applications should be received no later than January 15, 2022. Funding may be limited for applications received after that date.  After Jan.. 15, please contact the graduate program assistant if you are interested in Fall 2022 entry.

This feature originally appeared on the Office of Teaching and Learning March 2025 Newsletter.

This news article below was posted on Monday, June 24th 2024 on the College Of Engineering and Physical Sciences news page. Written by Izabela Savić. Please see here for original post: Improving Quantum Communications | College of Engineering and Physical Sciences (uoguelph.ca)

Dr. Justin Slater receives the funding to support his research in statistical emulators for HCV risk estimation. 

Banting Discovery Foundation - 2024 Discovery Award winners 

The winter semester is nearly upon us, and with course registration in full swing, the topics that will be covered in STAT*4050, STAT*6920, MATH*4060, and MATH*6181 are now available! 

STAT*4050 & STAT*6920 (Bayesian Data Analysis)

This course will be led by Dr. Justin Slater, and will be an applied statistics course from the perspective of the Bayesian. We will introduce the Bayesian framework as an intuitive framework for statistical analysis, with an emphasis on modern applied techniques from a conceptual perspective. Topics in this course include:

We spoke to Dr. Justin Slater from the Department of Mathematics and Statistics about his research on developing novel data science and statistical methods in epidemiology. Slater recently joined the College of Engineering and Physical Sciences on January 1st, 2023.

These post-doctoral positions will be part of the Food