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Statistical Sciences Research Institute (S3RI)
Statistical Sciences Research Institute (S3RI)

Our people

Learn more about our team of expert statisticians by exploring our staff biography pages.

Professor Danny Pfeffermann

Professor of Social Statistics

Research interests

  • Analytic inference from complex sample surveys ; Seasonal adjustment and trend estimation; Small area estimation; Inference under informative sampling and non-ignorable nonresponse with applications to small area estimation, observational studies and statistical matching; Mode effects and Proxy surveys,

Accepting applications from PhD students

Dr Dasha Semochkina

Research Fellow in Statistics

Research interests

  • computational methods in Bayesian statistics
  • building emulators
  • using emulators for Bayesian optimisation problems

Professor Dave Woods

Professor of Statistics

Research interests

  • Design of experiments
  • Bayesian statistics
  • Statistical computing

Accepting applications from PhD students

Dr David Culliford

Principal Research Fellow

Professor Erengul Dodd

Professor of Actuarial Math & Statistics

Accepting applications from PhD students

Dr Euan McGonigle

Lecturer in Statistics

Research interests

  • Nonstationary time series analysis
  • Change point detection
  • Multiscale methods in statistics

Accepting applications from PhD students

Dr Fangsheng Ge PhD

Lecturer in Management Science

Research interests

  • Maritime Transportation
  • Supply Chain Management
  • Mathematical/Statistical modelling

Accepting applications from PhD students

Mr Francesco Pantalone PhD

Lecturer in Official Statistics

Research interests

  • Computational Statistics
  • Official Statistics
  • Sampling Theory

Professor Gabriele Durrant PhD

Prof of Social Stats & Survey Method

Research interests

  • survey data collection
  • survey methodology
  • statistical modelling

Accepting applications from PhD students

Dr Helen Ogden

Lecturer in Statistics

Research interests

  • Flexible regression models
  • Models for longitudinal and clustered data
  • Models for count data

Accepting applications from PhD students