The Gutiérrez Toscano Prize in Applied Statistics may be awarded by the examiners , if there is a candidate of sufficient merit, to the candidate whose performance in the MSc in Statistical Science (formerly the MSc in Applied Statistics) is judged to be the best.
The prize is named in memory of Pablo Gutiérrez Toscano, who was awarded a distinction in the MSc in Applied Statistics in 1996. In 1998, he was tragically killed in road accident. His family and friends offered a donation to establish the annual prize.
Gutiérrez Toscano Prize Winners
- 2023 Gábor Pituk
- 2022 Stan Koobs and Moritz Weckbecker
- 2021 Kyla Chasalow
- 2020 Alicia Curth and Alexander Sauer
- 2019 Benjie Wang
- 2018 Stefanos Bennett and Tjebbe Bodewes
- 2017 Fan Wu
- 2016 Guy Corlett and Gabriel Zucker
- 2015 Raphael Lopez-Kaufman and Graeme Spence
- 2014 Anthony Khong and Mats Stensrud
- 2013 San Chye Cheng and Michele Nguyen
- 2012 Andreas Anastasiou and Alexander Bolton
- 2011 Julia Dechamps and Jonathan Mc Beath
- 2010 Christopher Gamble
- 2009 Therese Graversen and Hector Alvarado Valdivia
- 2008 Aidan O-Keeffe
- 2007 Charalambos Loizides
- 2006 Hanqing Liu
- 2005 John Berry
- 2004 Kathryn Hunter and Markus Kalish
- 2003 Thomas Price
- 2002 Philipp Kostuch
- 2001 Nia Jones
- 2000 James Lewis and Alec Stephenson
- 1999 Christopher Ferro