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• A. Petrisor: Statistics and the Environment - Applying statistical methods in environmental sciences. Papers and other published works.
• Angshuman Saha - Working in Statistics, Data Mining.
• Arsham, Hossein - Professor of Management Science and Statistics, University of Baltimore. Biographical information, instructional activities, research and publications, consulting services, and favorite bookmarks.
• Bottomley, Henry - Advisor in the United Kingdom's department of Trade and Industry. Includes pages on statistics, geometry, calculators and games.
• Carl Scarrott - NERC Wallingford. Statistical and Hydrological Resources. Instructions for creating movies in MATLAB. Research interests, publications and presentations.
• Chris Chiu - Michigan State University. Interests: Generalizability Theory, Item Response Theory, Test Equating, Algorithm Development, Scoring Performance Assessment, Large-Scale Testing, Psychometrics, Computerized Testing.
• Collected Papers of R.A. Fisher 1890-1962 - Project to put online all the papers published in five volumes by the University of Adelaide between 1971 and 1974.
• Craig Johns - University of Colorado at Denver. Specializes in geophysical statistical and atmospheric research. Page lists current projects and educational background.
• Damon Wischik - University of Cambridge Statistical Laboratory. Research interests: Stochastic networks, large deviations, internet pricing.
• David R. Bickel, PhD - Statistical analysis of genomic and physiological data. Copies of papers on statistical methods of data analysis.
• Directory of Academic Statisticians 2000 - Academic statisticians in the UK, listed alphabetically by institution; with phone numbers and postal and email addresses.
• Don Baruch - Conversion of Model I Regression to Model II Regression.
• F. A. Hamprecht - Papers and links concerning: visualization of multi-dimensional data, density estimation, multidimensional scaling, feature extraction, cluster analysis, digital signal processing.
• Francis Galton - Contains selected writings ("Statistical inquiries into the efficacy of prayer", "On visualising a million"), biography, and list of publications.
• Frank Kelly - University of Cambridge Statistical Laboratory. Research interests: Random processes, networks and optimization, especially applications to the design and control of communication networks.
• Gary King's Homepage - Professor of Government, Harvard University.
• Geoffrey Grimmett - University of Cambridge Statistical Laboratory. Research interests: Probability theory, combinatorial theory, stochastic models in statistical physics, probabilistic number theory.
• James Martin - University of Cambridge Statistical Laboratory. Research interests: Stochastic networks, growth models and percolation, routing and resource allocation in communications networks.
• James Norris - University of Cambridge Statistical Laboratory. Research interests: Stochastic analysis, coagulation, Malliavin calculus, stochastic differantial geometry, heat kernels, homogenization.
• Janis Hardwick - EECS Department, University of Michigan. Adaptive sampling, sequential analysis, ethical clinical trial designs, and related areas.
• Karen Kafadar - University of Colorado at Denver. Department of Statistics and Probability. Specializes in the use of mathematical modeling to improve public health. Page includes curriculum vitae, research projects and links.
• Karl W. Broman - Statistician in the Department of Biostatistics at Johns Hopkins University. Research interests: statistical genetics, applied statistics, statistical computing.
• Kutsyy, Vadim - PhD student in statistics.
• Mario Medvedovic - Statistician interested in statistical models and analysis of complex biological data, e.g. DNA Arrays, Mutational Spectra.
• Mount, David - Associate Professor, University of Maryland.
• Oliver Johnson - Christ's College Cambridge. Research interests: Probabilistic limit theorems, entropy theory, quantum information theory.
• Ostap Hryniv - University of Cambridge Statistical Laboratory. Research interests: Mathematical problems of phase separation, probability theory, combinatorics.
• Pat Altham - University of Cambridge Statistical Laboratory. Research interests: Analysis of discrete data, multivariate analysis, generalized linear modelling, S-Plus, graphical methods, statistical consulting. Links to papers and lecture notes.
• Peter Dillingham - Statistician, Columbia Basin Research, studying Steller sea lions.
• Professor Sammy Gouti - Psychology Educator, Researcher, Statistician, and Writer. Teaches Statistics for the Social Sciences, Statistics for Psychology, and Statistical applications in Social/ Behavioral Science and Psychological Research.
• Ramón V. León - University of Tennessee, Knoxville. Interests: Applications of statistics to quality and reliability.
• Ramseyer, Gary - At Illinois State University; with statistics fun and jokes.
• Reports, Software, Courses by Art B. Owen - Reports, Software, and Courses by Art B. Owen at Stanford. Annotated links to www events in statistics.
• Richard Gill - Chair in Mathematical Statistics and Probability Theory, University of Utrecht; coordinator of the project Complex Statistical Models, at Eurandom.
• Saunak Sen - Center for Bioinformatics and Molecular Biostatistics, San Francisco. Iinterest in applications of statistics to genetics/genomics.
• Singh, Sarjinder - Department of Mathematics and Statistics at the University of Saskatchewan. Survey sampling, energy science, and agricultural data.
• Sir Francis Galton F.R.S. - Victorian polymath: geographer, meteorologist, tropical explorer, founder of differential psychology, inventor of fingerprint identification, pioneer of statistical correlation and regression, convinced hereditarian, eugenicist, proto-geneticist, cousin of Charles Darwin and best-selling author.
• Steve Brooks - University of Cambridge Statistical Laboratory. Research interests: Stochastic simulation; optimisation; Markov chain Monte Carlo; Bayesian statistics; applications in ecology, sociology, archaeology, medicine and biology. Links to papers, Minitab Macro Library.
• Yuri Suhov - University of Cambridge Statistical Laboratory and Russian Academy of Sciences Institute for Information Transmission Problems. Research interests: Statistical mechanics, communication theory, queueing systems, networks including neural networks.
• Yuri Todorov - Quantitative history methods; teaching statistics in history.
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