MIT Researchers

Research in statistics is conducted accorss departments at MIT and here we list some of the researchers at MIT. Click on their name to get more details.

Joshua Angrist, Economics ( treatment effects, causal inference )
Arnold Barnett, Sloan School Of Management ( safety, aviation )
Moshe E. Ben-Akiva, Civil & Environmental Engineering ( transportation, demand modeling, econometrics )
Dimitris Bertsimas, Sloan School of Management ( health care, optimization in statistics, claims data )
Emery N. Brown, Brain and Cognitive Sciences ( neuroscience, signal-processing )
Victor Chernozhukov, Economics ( quantile regression, extremes, Bayesian, MCMC, financial econometrics )
Michael Collins, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science ( language processing, machine learning )
Richard M. Dudley, Mathematics ( probability, statistics )
Daniel D. Frey, Mechanical Engineering ( robust design, engineering systems )
Jerry Hausman, Economics ( simultaneous equations, instrumental variables )
Tommi S. Jaakkola, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science ( statistical inference, estimation, genomics )
Leslie Pack Kaelbling, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science ( machine learning )
Andrew Lo, Sloan School of Management ( financial econometrics )
Anna Mikusheva, Economics ( time series, economertrics )
Whitney Newey, Economics ( nonparametric estimation, empirical likelihood )
Thomas Stoker, Sloan School of Management ( semiparametric and nonparametric estimation, censoring )
John N. Tsitsiklis, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science ( stochastic control, data fusion, estimation )
Daniele Veneziano, Civil & Environmental Engineering ( risk assessment, hazards )
Roy Welsch, Sloan School Of Management ( regression, robust estimation, statistical computing )
Alan S. Willsky, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science ( estimation, imaging, signal processing )
Gregory W. Wornell, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science ( signal processing, communication, information theory )