Dr. Sandy Zabell

Biography

Sandy Zabell is a Professor in the Department of Statistics and Data Science at Northwestern University, where he also serves as the Director of Undergraduate Studies for Statistics. He has a profound research interest in mathematical probability, particularly in large deviation theory, and Bayesian statistics with a focus on the study of exchangeability. His philosophical interests explore the foundational aspects of probability and statistics and delve into their legal applications. He has applied interest in the use of DNA identification evidence within the legal framework and has a historical interest in the use of cryptography during World War II. His notable publications include discussions on symmetry in statistics and contributions to works on the philosophical underpinnings of probability. He has been actively involved in academic research, making significant contributions to the understanding of probability theory and its applications in various fields, including cryptology and legal statistics.

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