We are pleased to announce that in 2010 the 15th meeting in this series will take place in Austria. Our plan is to organize a wonderful and interesting weekend at a lovely place called Bildungshaus Chorherrenstift Vorau. This conference venue is part of the well known monastery Augustiner Chorherrenstift Vorau near Hartberg in the northeastern corner of Styria. Participating countries are Austria, Slovenia, Hungary, Italy, and Croatia.
It has turned out that every event in this series of meetings succesfully established a platform especially for younger statisticians without major experience in giving talks in English to an international audience. We always tried to support them during their first steps in the scientific world by providing the nearly stressfree environment of a YSM. An interesting variety of different topics from the large scope of statistics should be covered and no limitation on any special topic will be given. The conference language will be English.
The Scientific Programme will only include oral presentations of about 30 minutes each given by younger statisticians. Usually these are very well prepared and of excellent quality. Youngsters interested in participating should contact the representative of the according country from the International Programme Committee.
Contact Information:
Herwig Friedl (Chair) |
Institute for Statistics |
Graz University of Technology |
Münzgrabenstraße 11, 8010 Graz |
Peter Filzmoser (Local Organizer) |
Institute of Statistics and Probability Theory |
Vienna University of Technology |
Wiedner Hauptstr. 8, 1040 Wien |
Gordana Djuras |
Centre for Economic and Innovation Research - Statistical Applications |
Joanneum Research |
Steyrergasse 25A, 8010 Graz |
Information about the Conference Venue
The monastery of Vorau was founded in 1163. Today it has 15 towers, more than any other monastery in Austria, and is not used by the monks alone. There is a school for domestic science (home economics), an adult education centre, a tavern and some apartments for private families.