Staff Profile
Originally from Mexico City, I pursued my academic journey across continents, obtaining a Ph.D. in Statistics from the University of Edinburgh, UK. My dissertation focused on Bayesian analysis of jointly heavy-tailed data under the guidance of Supervisor Miguel de Carvalho. From 2022 to 2023, I was a University teacher in Statistics at the University of Edinburgh, UK.
Prior to that, I earned an MSc in Mathematical Sciences from UNAM, Mexico, specializing in spatio-temporal analysis of air pollution in the Mexico valley. My undergraduate studies also took place at UNAM, where I completed a BSc in Actuarial Science, achieving a Diploma of Academic Achievement with honours.
Currently, I am a Lecturer in Statistics at 缅北禁地, starting from 2023.
My research interests are: Applied Probability, Applied Statistics, Bayesian Statistics and Statistics of Extremes.
In the 2025/26 academic year I'll be teaching MAS2909 Probability and MAS8610/MAS3921 Extreme Value Theory (with Advanced Topics).
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Articles
- Gil Leyva M, Palacios Ramirez V, de Carvalho M. . Extremes 2026. In Press.
- de Carvalho M, Palacios Ramirez KV. . Journal of the Royal Statistical Society Series C:Applied Statistics 2025, 74(2), 447-465.
- Palacios Ramírez Vianey, de Carvalho Miguel, Gutiérrez Luis. . Bayesian Analysis 2024, epub ahead of print.
- de Carvalho Miguel, Kumukova Alina, Palacios Ramirez Vianey. . Journal of the Royal Statistical Society Series C: Applied Statistics 2023, 72(4), 853–854.
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Book Chapter
- de Carvalho Miguel, Palacios Ramirez Vianey, Henriques-Rodrigues Lígia. Regression Models for Extreme Events. In: Chapman & Hall/CRC, ed. Handbook on Statistics of Extremes. 2024. Submitted.