Mads Stehr
Associate Professor
Telephone
Office: +4538153647
Departments
Department of Finance
Room: SOL/A4.19
Mathematics
Statistics
Machine learning
Data
Qualitative methods
Primary research areas
Applied probability theory
With a particular interest in extreme value theory and spatial Lévy-based modelling
Numerical integration based on stationary sampling
With applications in stereology, which is a branch of statistics that provides methods for extracting quantitative information about three-dimensional structures from two-dimensional cross-sections or images
I use statistical models to explain random phenomena in the world
In my research I focus on developing relevant statistical models, analyzing their probabilistic properties, and designing statistical methods based on these models. I have a special interest in the topics extreme value theory and Lévy-based modelling within applied probability theory, and in numerical integration based on stationary sampling with applications in stereology.
I hold a PhD in statistics and probability theory from Aarhus University.
As a lecturer, I teach courses on probability theory and statistics. I supervise bachelor’s projects and master’s theses with a strong emphasis on statistical and probabilistic theory.