Registration is open at –
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/2026-radical-statistics-conference-tickets-1980561339281
This year’s Conference will include talks on these topics:
- Petra Boynton on Supporting early career researchers
- John Christiansen on Reducing deaths in custody
- Paul Marchant on Street lighting
- David Lyddon on The slow degeneration of UK strike statistics and their post-pandemic dysfunction
- Yonathan Anson on Inequality Revisited: Economic inequality, democratic governance and their relation to life expectancy
- Andrei Morgan on The future of federated analyses: why and how?
- Humphrey Southall on Looking back to go forward: constructing local census time series 1971-2021/2
- Nigel de Noronha on Building the case for social homes in Manchester
- Cedric Ginestet on Loss Functions at the Ballot Box: How to Vote on a Continuous Scale, and other Statistical Generalizations of Binary Voting Systems
- David Byrne on The implications of AI for big data and the future of statistics
- Eddie Playfair on The mismeasure of human capital
As well as the annual general meeting (open to all) AND social gatherings
On Friday, 13 March come along for food, drinks & conversation at The Lamb on Lamb Conduit St, from 6:00 pm.
There will be an optional meal out following the event on Saturday at The Iskele on Whitecross St, a short walk from the St Luke’s Centre. Arrangements will be made closer to the date.