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Yves Berger's research focuses on the foundations of statistical inference in complex sample surveys. He has established world-class research related to fundamental issues in statistical inference, addressing topics such as variance estimation, repeated surveys, non-response, imputation, and inference of complex parameters through empirical likelihood. His publications include articles in prestigious journals like the Royal Statistical Society Series B, Biometrika, and the Canadian Journal of Statistics. Additionally, his research interests extend into econometrics, particularly in non-linear regression and endogenous covariates. Yves teaches a wide range of courses at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels, covering subjects like statistical modeling, generalized linear models, sample survey theory, non-response adjustment, multivariate analysis, multilevel models, longitudinal data, statistical computing, and statistical consulting, alongside communication and research skills in demography. He also serves as an Associate Editor for the Journal of the Royal Statistical Society (Series B).