Venue: Smolenice Castle, Slovakia
Date: June 01 - 03, 2026
We invite contributions from various fields of the "Art of Guessing", either under the established name of Statistics, or the contemporary monikers of Teaching and Learning (possibly taken over by Machine Intelligence), including but not limited to contributions from the related realms of Mathematics and Computer Programming: from the purest abstract creations to the most practical applications.
The motivation for this somewhat nonstandard event comes from a traditional custom occasioned by the retirements of statistics faculty of the University of Alberta Department of Mathematical and Statistical Sciences: this time it is Ivan Mizera.
Stay updated with the latest announcements regarding IWMS 2026
The detailed scientific program for the workshop is now available. You can view the schedule of presentations and sessions in the PDF document below.
Download Program (PDF)Special bus will depart from Bratislava (Nivy Bus Station) at 16:00 from Platform no. 13.
[ See Map ]The official IWMS 2026 website has been launched and is now open for registration.
The following speakers have expressed their intention to participate and contribute:
Conference registration and portal access opening.
Last call for submitting your scientific contributions.
From Bratislava (Nivy Bus Station) to Smolenice Castle at 16:00, platform no. 13.
[ See Map ]June 1 (9:00): Opening session at Smolenice Castle.
From Smolenice to Bratislava (Nivy Bus Station) at 13:00.
A unique blend of medieval history and modern scientific progress
The Congress Center of the Slovak Academy of Sciences
The International Workshop on Mathematical Statistics (IWMS 2026) will be hosted in the breathtaking Smolenice Castle. Located on the slopes of the Little Carpathians, this romantic castle offers an inspiring environment far from the city's distractions.
The castle has been fully renovated to meet the needs of international scientific conferences. Participants can look forward to well-equipped lecture halls with full videoconferencing support and high-speed Wi-Fi.
University of Alberta
Edmonton
(Canada)
Slovak Academy of Sciences
Bratislava
(Slovakia)
Meta Platforms
Menlo Park
(California, US)
Charles University
Prague
(Czech Republic)
Charles University
Prague
(Czech Republic)
Suzhou Key Laboratory of Artificial Intelligence
Suzhou
(China)
(Meals served in Smolenice Castle)
Package includes:
Smolenice Castle (includes breakfast)
To reserve, use the REGISTRATION button at the top.
| Room Type (price per night) | Total (3 nights) |
|---|---|
| Presidential / Family Suite (1 pers) €190 | €570 |
| Presidential / Family Suite (2 pers) €95 | €285 |
| Suite (1 person) €175 | €525 |
| Suite (2 persons) €87.50 | €262.50 |
| Single room €85 | €255 |
| Double room (1 person) €105 | €315 |
| Double room (2 persons - shared, king-size) €52.50 | €157.50 |
| Triple room (3 persons - shared) €43.50 | €130.50 |
| Four-bed room (4 persons - shared) €35 | €105 |
To participate in the IWMS 2026, please follow these four simple steps::
Create your personal conference account by filling in and submitting a form with your basic personal information and email address. Your login and password will be sent to your email address in a few seconds. Then you can log into your account to select appropriate registration type or upload your abstract. You can update your registration until the registration deadline.
Read detailed information on the registration procedure.
Each registered author can register for one oral presentation or poster. For abstract submission you will be navigated to your conference registration where you can upload your abstract and select desired session and type of presentation. Selections can be changed and corrected text can be uploaded until the abstract submission deadline.
Read instructions for preparation of your contributions before submitting your abstract.
The conference fee can be paid by card or by bank transfer. Before payment, go to your conference account, select appropriate registration type and your fee will be computed. The payment can be postponed until your paper is accepted for the conference. After we receive your payment, the paid amount will be shown in your conference account.
Read detailed information on the possible payment methods.
Oral as well as poster contributions are welcome.
The length of talks will be adjusted to comfortably accommodate all submitted and accepted contributions (we expect approximately 25-30 minutes for shorter talks and about 45-60 minutes for longer talks).
Posters are preferred in A0 or A1 format. More details will follow soon.