The European Seminar on Bayesian Econometrics (ESOBE)
The European Seminar on Bayesian Econometrics (ESOBE) will be hosted by the University of Melbourne, Melbourne, Australia, on August 26-27, 2025.
The ESOBE will follow the 2025 World Congress, (in Seoul on August 18-22), and precede a Bayesian Macroeconometrics workshop at the University of Queensland (August 30 – 1 Sept).
We are delighted to announce three keynote speakers:
- Christiane Baumeister (U Notre Dame)
- Howard Bondell (U Melbourne)
- Dimitris Korobilis (U Glasgow)
Along with two invited speakers:
- David Frazier (Monash U)
- Dan Zhu (Monash U)
Key Dates:
- Paper submission open: 5 December 2024
- Paper submission closes: 15 March 2025
- Notifications of paper acceptances: 15 April 2025
- Registration opens: 16 April 2025
- Early bird registration closes: 31 May 2025
- Registration closes: 31 July 2025
Primary Sponsor:
Faculty of Economics and Business, University of Melbourne
Sponsors:
(a) Centre for Business Analytics, Melbourne Business School
(b) Department of Econometrics and Business Statistics, Monash University
Contact
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Beginning 16 April 2025
Invited Speakers
Paper Submission
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Masterclasses
Date: Monday 25 August
Presenter: A/Prof. Andrew Zammit Mangion View Profile
Topic: “Neural Methods for Amortised Inference”
Fee: AUD150 (open to conference attendees only)
Length: Full Day Course
Date: Thursday 28 August
Presenter: A/Prof. Bettina Gruen View Profile
Topic: “Advances in Bayesian Finite Mixture Modelling”
Fee: AUD75 (open to conference attendees only)
Length: Half Day Course
Organising Committee
Jamie Cross Faculty Profile
Liana Jacobi University of Melbourne Profile
Ole Maneesoonthorn Google Profile
Michael Smith Faculty Profile
Yong Song University of Melbourne Profile
Rodney Stachan University of Queensland Profile
Sam Tsiaplias University of Melbourne Profile
Tomasz Wozniak University of Melbourne Profile
Scientific Committee
Liana Jacobi (Department of Economics, University of Melbourne)
Sylvia Kaufmann (Study Center Gerzensee, Foundation of the Swiss National Bank)
Gary Koop (Department of Economic, University of Strathclyde)
Michael Smith (Melbourne Business School, University of Melbourne)
Rodney Stachan (Department of Economics, University of Queensland)
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