Invited Sessions (Preliminary titles)

• Elia Bisi (TU Wien) - Interacting / combinatorial stochastic processes related to random matrices
• Wlodek Bryc (Cincinnati) - Random media and limit theorems
• Dariusz Buraczewski & Piotr Dyszewski (Wroclaw) - Branching and Interacting Particle Systems
• Fabienne Comte (Paris Descartes) - Statistics for stochastic processes
• Davide Gabrielli (L’Aquila) - Invariant measures and scaling limits of integrable systems
• Shirshendu Ganguly (Berkeley) - Random growth and KPZ universality
• Arnaud Guillin (Clermont-Auvergne) - Probabilistic foundations of machine learning
• Nicolas Champagnat (Inria Nancy) - Stochastic eco-evolutionary models
• Peter Friz (TU Berlin) - Rough analysis
• Alexander Drewitz (U Köln) - Long range percolation models
• Guilherme Ost & Patricia Reynaud Bouret (UFRJ & Côte d’Azur) - Probabilistic and statistical study of systems of interacting neurons
• Victoria Knopova (Kyiv) - Lévy-type processes
• Julia Komjathy (TU Delft) - Spatial random networks
• Makoto Katori (Chuo University) - Non-equilibrium statistical mechanics
• Oleksii Kulyk (Wrocław University of Science and Technology) - SDEs: Analysis, Approximation, Inference
• Wei Qian (Hong Kong) - Random conformal geometry
• Maurizia Rossi & Guillaume Poly (Milano Bicocca & Rennes) - On nodal random variables
• Bert Zwart (CWI) - Heavy-tail phenomena in networks
• Mickey Salins (Boston) - Stochastic Partial Differential Equations
• Bruno Schapira (U Aix Marseille) - Geometry of random walks
• Balazs Rath (Renyi Institute and TU Budapest) - Self-organized criticality
• Harriet Walsh (Angers) - Random partitions
• Eulalia Nualart (Pompeu Fabra) - Applications of stochastic analysis to deep learning
• Perla Sousi (Cambridge) - Random walks
• Tianyi Zheng (San Diego) - Random walks on groups
• Michel Mandjes (Leiden) - Stochastic networks
• Ju-Yi Yen (UC) - Emerging Topics in Stochastic Finance
• Sergey Foss (Edinburgh) - Methods for stochastic stability
• Mario Diaz (IIMAS, UNAM) - Probabilistic aspects of data privacy
• Adam Osękowski (Warsaw) - Martingales and their applications in PDEs and Harmonic Analysis
• Jaime San Martin (U Chile) - Quasi-stationary distributions

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