Young Scientists Award

The work of young scientists is highly appreciated. The Scientific Committee will award the best presentation and best poster:

• the awarded will be Invited Speakers at the next edition of LinStat,
• the best presentation by a young scientist will get a prize (300 CHF) from our media partner Entropy. This open access journal maintains a rigorous and a medium publication time of 42 days from submission to publication online. It is fully covered by the leading indexing and abstracting services, including SCIE (web of science), Scopus, Google Scholar and MathSciNet.

Results of LinStat2020 Young Scientists Award

• 1st prize - Malwina Janiszewska (Poland):
  

  Matrix approximation by block structures via entropy loss function

• 2nd prize - Efthymia Derezea (UK):
  

  A saddlepoint approximation test for period detection: Application to lightcurves

• 3rd prize - Denise Uwamariya (Sweden)
  

  On the ratio of extremal eigenvalues of β-Laguerre ensembles