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Giving to the Bernoulli SocietyPlease consider making a gift to the Bernoulli Society. Your donations contribute significantly to the Society’s key objectives, including the advancement of our science, and the recognition of outstanding individuals of all generations and backgrounds. Our fund-raising is currently focused towards three funds.
• Young Researchers Outreach Fund. The fund finances the costs of young researchers from developing countries in attending our major congresses. • David G. Kendall Fund. This joint BS/RSS fund supports a biennial award for excellent young researchers. • Bernoulli Society General Fund. Donations to this fund support the general activities of the Society, including awards for especially meritorious individuals and named lectures at major congresses. How to give. Directions may be found at https://www.isi-web.org/community/donate (donors may give without logging in to the webshop by following the directions given for “Others”). USA taxpayers can donate in a tax-efficient manner via https://thenaf.org/isi/ (you should identify the Society and your chosen Fund on the form appearing downstream). UK taxpayers can donate similarly to the David G. Kendall Fund via the Royal Statistical Society page https://rss.org.uk/training-events/events/honours/david-g-kendall-award/ Geoffrey Grimmett - Treasurer
The Bernoulli Society was founded in 1975 as a Section of the International Statistical Institute (ISI). The Bernoulli Society now has a membership of more than 1000 representing nearly 70 countries, a third of those also being members of the ISI who chose the Bernoulli Society as their Association. The objectives of the Bernoulli Society are the advancement of the sciences of probability (including stochastic processes) and mathematical statistics and of their applications to all those aspects of human endeavour, which are directed towards the increase of natural knowledge and the welfare of mankind. The activities of the Bernoulli Society include organizing or sponsoring international and regional meetings and publications, on its own or jointly with other professional societies. These meetings and publications have a prominent relevance in the fields of mathematical statistics, probability, stochastic processes and their applications. Write down in your agenda the forthcoming meetings of the Bernoulli Society. The Bernoulli Society offers membership for PhD students at a nominal fee and 50% reduced membership rate to new members. In addition, members from developing countries are offered a 60% reduction. Joint BS-IMS and ISI-BS-IMS memberships are also possible at a reduced rate. See the latest Bernoulli News.
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The Bernoulli Society organizes or sponsors several meetings in the area of mathematical statistics and probability, whether physical, virtual, or mixed. Organizers of a meeting seeking sponsorship should email their request to the Bernoulli Society Scientific Secretary (see Who is Who in the Bernoulli Society for the email address), giving a short summary of the meeting details including dates. The Scientific Secretary will then ask Bernoulli Society Executive Committee to approve the sponsorship. Bernoulli Society requires three things of a Bernoulli-sponsored meeting:
Subject to deadlines and to space being available, meetings sponsored by Bernoulli Society may submit short notices advertising their meetings for inclusion in Bernoulli News and Bernoulli e-Briefs. (See Publications for e-mail addresses of the Editors of Bernoulli News and Bernoulli e-Briefs.) Upcoming meetings
Ongoing seminars
Bernoulli regular meetingsBernoulli-IMS World Congress in Probability and Statistics
Conference on Stochastic Processes and their Applications (SPA)
ISI World Statistics Congress
One World summer courses and seminar series
Latin American Congress in Probability and Mathematical Statistics (CLAPEM)
Brazilian School of Probability
European Meeting of Statisticians (EMS)
European Young Statisticians Meeting (EYSM)
Past meetings
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