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SIS-FENStatS 2026 here again with four volumes of conference proceedings published by Springer. An ultimate output of a fine conference!

event date: 2026-10-19The resulting proceedings present the latest methodological advances and innovative applications in statistical science, collect contributions presented at SIS-FENStatS 2026, and fosters innovation and the responsible use of quantitative methods to tackle the key challenges shaping our world.

The Joint Meeting SIS–FENStatS 2026, hosted at Sapienza University of Rome, Department of Statistical Sciences, from June 22 to 25, 2026, brought together a diverse community of academics, early-career researchers, doctoral students, representatives of national and international institutions, and professionals working across statistics, demography, and applied statistics. SIS–FENStatS 2026 marked the inaugural scientific meeting of the European statistical societies convened by FENStatS.

As such, it provided an important forum for dialogue and collaboration among national and international contributors, fostering exchange on methodological advancements, innovative applications, and the key challenges currently shaping statistical science.

The event offered a rich scientific program with more than 450 presentations, including 4 keynote lectures held in the plenary sessions, 48 contributions in the 16 specialized sessions organized by SIS, 51 contributions in the 17 solicited sessions curated by the Statistical Society of Italy (SIS), and 48 contributions in the 11 invited sessions organized by FENStatS. In addition, 280 spontaneous contributions were showcased through both oral and poster sessions. The large number of contributions and the high level of participation further reflect the continued vitality of the statistical community and its ongoing commitment to scientific exchange, collaboration, and the exploration of emerging developments in the discipline, both at the national and European levels.

The outcome is four volumes of the

Proceedings of the SIS–FENStatS 2026 Joint Meeting,

entitled

Statistical Science: From Theory to Applied Research,

published now by Springer. The four volumes, edited by Francesca Martella, Serena Arima, Maria Francesca Marino, and Cristina Mollica, are available on the Springer website or on the SIS-FENStatS 2026 website here.

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