2nd Spanish Young Statisticians and Operational Researchers Meeting

The 2nd Spanish Young Statisticians and Operational Researchers Meeting (SYSORM) will take place in El Escorial on the 5th-7th of June 2019. The meeting, promoted by the Spanish Society of Statistics and Operations Research (SEIO), is organised for and by young researchers (young: with less than three years of postdoctoral experience). 

The scope of the meeting is to represent and give visibility to the newer generations of talented researchers in statistics and operational research, ranging from methodological to applied research topics, and to foster professional communication between them. 

The meeting gathers four renowned plenaries, 25 invited speakers and allows for a limited number of contributed talks. Every participant is expected to submit an abstract of their talk in English and to give a presentation on their research field to a wide audience. There will not be parallel sessions and attendance without contribution will be allowed (with a reduced fee).

If you are a young researcher in statistics or operational research, then you have to be at SYSORM 2019. Either as a speaker or as an attendee, you will find this meeting as one of the conferences you will make the most of it, both scientifically and socially.

Looking forward to seeing you in El Escorial!

The Scientific and Organizing Committees

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Acknoledgments: The Scientific and Organizing Committees are grateful to the following institutions for their technical and economical support:

• Spanish Society of Statistics and Operations Research
• Complutense University of Madrid
• The Association of European Operational Research Societies
• Carlos III University
• Faculty of Statistical Studies
• Faculty of Mathematical Sciences
• Interdiciplinary Mathematics Institute
• Flores de Lemus Institute
• Research Project PR26/16-15B-3
• Research Project PR26/16-21B-3