Monday is an Associate Professor of Statistics with specialization in Econometrics and Financial time series in the department of Statistics, Nasarawa State University, Keffi, Nigeria. Dr Adenomon is an Elected member of the International Statistical Institute (ISI) and the Geographic Centre Lead for Africa in the RoSE Network Committee. Training and education: PhD (Statistics)2016; M.Sc.(Statistics) 2010; B.Sc. (Statistics) 2021; PGDS (Statistics) 2008; HND (statistics) 2004. Professional services: Chair of the International Association of Statistical Computing (IASC) African Members Group (2021 till date); ISI Short Course and Outreach Officer (2021-2023); Regional Coordinator, Northern Nigeria LISA 2020 Network; Coordinator, Nasarawa State R User Group; Lead-Organizer of the Northern Nigeria LISA 2020 Symposium (2020); Lead-Organizer, IASC physical symposium in Nigeria (2019 and 2021);Member, Committee of Sport Statistics Research Group of International Statistical Institutes (ISI) (2019 till date); Chartered Statistician of the Royal Statistical Society (2019 till Date); Coordinator, NSUK-LISA Stat Lab (2018 till Date); Founder, Foundation of Laboratory for Econometrics & Applied Statistics of Nigeria (aka Found-LEAS-in-Nigeria) (2018 till Date); Mentor, LISA 2020 Networks (2018 till date). Research interests: Econometrics; Time series Analysis; Financial time series analysis; Spatial Econometrics; Statistical Computing and Interdisciplinary Statistical Analysis.

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Andrew Adrian Pua is an econometrician working on panel data related issues. He has been involved in teaching and research in The Philippines, The Netherlands, Germany, and, most recently in China as an assistant professor of quantitative economics.

He has developed open educational resources and has written a couple of papers meant to easily get students up to speed so that they can engage with more difficult topics in econometrics.

Two personal tidbits: (1) He usually cooks dishes he has never tasted before. (2) If he were to be reborn as a vegetable, he would choose to be a radish.

Andrew is also our Conference Chair for 2025!

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Nesli is a lecturer in the Department of Psychology, Karadeniz Technical University (Türkiye), as well as a Visiting Researcher in the Department of Psychology at the University of Southampton (UK). 

Her research areas examine digital technologies—such as virtual reality—as part of stress paradigms and their potential to enhance theory-driven treatments for anxiety. She is also interested in understanding the theoretical basis of how mobile applications for anxiety—including mindfulness tools—operate as digital interventions and how this differs from traditional, in-person approaches in improving well-being.

Nesli cares about improving how statistics is taught, encouraging open and transparent research practices, and making statistical tools easier and more fun to use in the social sciences. Outside of work, she supports initiatives for the welfare of homeless animals (and reads stats books).

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