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About the Event:

An interdisciplinary meeting bringing together the small number of people with an interest, or concern in the topic. Most statisticians receive undergraduate teaching with mathematicians, so this is a professional issue. Developing mathematical tools, ethical responsibilities lie with all actors, not just the application and data context. Professional bodies and employers are starting to show an interest, but society generally lacks the expertise to supervise. An opportunity for extended discussion with speakers over three days. Contact the organiser for an invitation.
 

Confirmed Speakers (More to come!) :

Catherine Buell (Mathematician) - U. Fitchberg 
Rishi Vyas (Mathematician) - Krea University
Tony Gardiner (Mathematician) - U. Birmingham / LMS
Clement Mouhot (Mathematician) - U. Cambridge
Collin Rittberg (Mathematician/ Philosopher) - U. Vrije
Ann-Kristin Glenster (Legal Scholar Specialising in Technology)
Ross Anderson (Computer Scientist) - U. Cambridge Unconfirmed
Victor Piercey (Mathematician/ Lawyer) - Ferris State U.
Martin Hyland (Mathematician) - U. Cambridge Unconfirmed
David Spiegelhalter (Mathematician) - U. Cambridge
Tam B (Software Developer) - Thoughtworks
Maurice Chiodo (Mathematician) - U. Cambridge
Glenys Wilson (Psychologist)

 

We have a number of invited speakers from within mathematics and in other disciplines who will talk about diverse topics. This is a vital interdisciplinary aspect of the workshop; it takes several people from several areas to make this effective.

The workshop will be discussion-based, with "themed" pairs of speakers giving a 30 minute talk each, followed by a long (1 hour) question and discussion session chaired by the two speakers.
 

 

Request an invitation at [email protected]

More information available at the following link: https://www.ethics.maths.cam.ac.uk/EiM2/

 

Venue: The Royal Statistical Society

City: London

Country: United Kingdom

Postcode: EC1Y 8LX

Organizer: Royal Statistical Society

Event types:

  • Workshops and courses


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