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BIO 

Dr Barbara Jasiulis-Gołdyn is an applied mathematics scientist with

specialization in Probability Theory and Statistics.

She is a specialist in Generalized Convolutions, Risk Management,

Dependence Modeling, integral transforms, Markov chains, Lévy 

processes and Extreme Value Theory. Since 2016, she has been modeling

air quality and its impact on health and economy.

She graduated in 2004 in Mathematical Institute at University of

Wrocław and obtained PhD in Mathematics at the same university in

2010. In 2016 She defended MA at the Eugeniusz Geppert Academy of Art

and Design with Painting specialization.

She gained experience in project management in 2016-2019, when she was PI of the

REINTEGRATION project of Foundation for Polish Science : First order

Kendall maximal

autoregressive processes and their applications, grant no.

POIR.04.04.00-00-1D5E/16. In 2012-2016 she was investigator of the

network international project RARE - Risk Analysis, Ruin and Extremes,

Marie Curie Actions - IRSES, FP7-PEOPLE, Grant agreement ID: 31898.4.

In 2019 she received the Polish Intelligent Development Award in the

category Scientist of the Future and was nominated to Meritorious for

Intelligent Development Award in 2020.

She gave over 70 talks and public lectures in 23 countries worldwide:

in particular invited seminar talks at University of Liverpool (UK),

McGill University (Montreal, Canada), Monash University (Melbourne,

Australia), The University of Melbourne (Australia) and ETH Zurich (Switzerland).

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RESEARCH

Fields of interest: Actuarial Sciences, Climate Resilience Management, Copulas, Dependence Modeling, Extreme Value Analysis, Statistical Approach to

Gravitational Waves, Statistics in Astronomy, Risk Management, Machine

Learning, Data Science

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PUBLICATIONS

• Research Gate 

• ArXiV 

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GRANTS

2022-2023 MINIATURE 6 National Science Centre

                     "Valuation and analysis of renewal financial instruments

                      under environment uncertainty"; grant no. 2022/6/X/HS4/01698, 

                      Principal Investigator

2016-2019  REINTEGRATION/POWROTY Foundation for Polish Science; project:

                     " First order Kendall maximal autoregressive processes and

                     their applications"; grant no. POIR.04.04.00-00-1D5E/16, Principal 

                     Investigator,

2012-2016 RARE - "Risk Analysis, Ruin and Extremes", Marie Curie

                     Actions - IRSES, FP7-PEOPLE, Grant agreement ID: 318984;                                         Investigator

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EDUCATION

Sep 2010 - Ph.D. in Mathematics, Department of Mathematics and Computer    

                     Science, University of Wrocław, Poland, Thesis: "The distributions

                     and processes connected with weak stability and generalized   

                     convolutions"

Jun 2004 - M.Sc. in Mathematics, Department of Mathematics and Computer 

                     Science, University of Wrocław, Poland

Apr 2016 - M.A. in Paintings, Faculty of Painting and Sculpture,

                    The Eugeniusz Geppert Academy of Art and Design, Wrocław, Poland

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AWARDS

2019 - Polish Intelligent Development Award in the category

Scientist of the Future for the implementation of two projects: "First

order Kendall maximal autoregressive processes and their

applications", REINTEGRATION/POWROTY, Foundation for Polish Science

and "RARE - Risk Analysis", Marie Curie Actions - IRSES and the

construction of models for studying heavy tailed distributions, extreme value analysis, risk management and the impact of air pollution on health.  

2020 - Nomination for the award Meritorious for Intelligent Development for the most outstanding people and organizations setting trends in intelligent and sustainable development  

2024 - Leader of  Intelligent Development Award  for the implementation of interdisciplinary research and projects at the intersection of mathematics,

medicine, atmospheric sciences, finance, computer science and astronomy, which

translate into the development of innovations in areas such as environmental

protection, the financial sector and the space sector.

The award also recognises the steps taken to promote the activities

and increase public awareness of niche areas of science that are important from the

point of view of the public interest. 

E-MAIL: Barbara.Jasiulis@math.uni.wroc.pl