Some talks given by David Pollard outside Yale

• Wharton School UPenn, November 1994
  Talk on Minimax rates and distances between convex hulls

• Kingston, July 1995
  Talk on Hidden Convexity at the New Researchers meeting.

• Chicago 199?

• Florida 199?

• Johns Hopkins March-April 1998

• Paris March-July 2001
  Includes a series of lectures on Le Cam distance at Institut Henri-Poincaré
  and a talk on Normal approximation to the Binomial at the Bretagnolle/Dacunha-Castelle/Ibragimov meeting, Orsay 8 June 2001

• Atlanta, August 2001
  Talk at JSM memorial session for Lucien Le Cam.
  Lucien LeCam's Mathematical Framework: Abstract Nonsense or An Inspired Simplification?

• San Francisco, August 2003
  Discussion for David Donoho's Le Cam lecture.

• Probability and Statistics Day at MIT in honor of Richard Dudley, October 2003.
  Some of my favorite Dudley papers

• Chicago, 7 February 2005
  What is randomization?

• Salt Lake City, July 2007
  Sufficiency and the preservation of Fisher Information

• Fifteenth Annual Applied Probability Day in honor of Chris C. Heyde, New York, 28 June 2008.
  Random chromatic numbers, some statistical folklore, and some puzzling inequalities

• Workshop on Simplicity and Likelihood, Yale University, November 2009.
  Fat-Shattering Dimension and Majorizing Measures: two ways to quantify complexity

• Beijing, July 2010
  A very short course on Le Cam theory.
  Lectures given at the Statistics and Information Technology Summer School, Beijing University.

• Talk at ICSS and Wellner conference, July 2010.

• Talk at New England Statistics Symposium, April 2012: slides.

Manuscripts & Notes: Talks outside Yale