Federica Stolf

Federica Stolf

PhD student

University of Padova

About myself

I am a PhD student at University of Padova, in the department of Statistical Sciences, working under the supervision of Prof. Antonio Canale. I am currently a Visiting Research Scholar in the department of Statistical Sciences at Duke University working with professor David B. Dunson.

I am interested in developing flexible Bayesian methods to analyze complex data, focusing on both theoretical and computational aspects. My recent work is related to latent feature models, Bayesian nonparametrics and tensor factorization.

Outside of statistics, I love skiing, hiking and climbing, particularly in my home mountains (Julian Alps).

See my full CV .

Interests
  • Bayesian methods and computation
  • Dimensionality reduction
  • Bayesian Nonparametrics
Education
  • PhD in Statistics, 2024 (expected)

    University of Padova

  • MSc in Statistics, 2021

    University of Padova

  • BSc in Statistics for Technology and Sciences, 2019

    University of Padova