Dr. Enno Mammen

Biography

Enno Mammen is a Professor of Mathematical Statistics at Heidelberg University. His early research focused on asymptotic statistical decision theory and nonparametric curve estimation problems. He contributed significantly to the fields of nonparametric statistics and bootstrap methods, with influential papers in the Annals of Statistics and other prestigious journals. Mammen's notable work includes proposing a wild bootstrap procedure for nonparametric regression and addressing challenges in high-dimensional linear models. He has published numerous articles on statistical methodologies and supervised multiple PhD students, some of whom have moved on to prominent academic positions. His research interests encompass nonparametric modeling, particularly in the context of curve estimation and statistical learning, where he explores the convergence of estimators and empirical processes. Mammen continues to mentor emerging researchers and contributes to the academic community through his extensive research output and involvement in various conferences and seminars.

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