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Part of a series of three one-hour talks, running over three consecutive Thursdays.  This is talk 1 of 3.

This is targeted at statisticians and econometricians interested in using data-adaptive methods for estimation, while being able to obtain valid inferences, which are robust to certain types of model mis-specification.  The talks are somewhat technical, but we will also be aiming to give a flavour of this rapidly evolving research area.

Speaker: Oliver Dukes, Post-doctoral Fellow, Ghent University

Oliver completed his PhD in Biostatistics at the Ghent University  in 2019, under the supervision of Prof Stijn Vansteelandt.  His work focuses on data-adaptive estimators for causal inference.