Anna Panorska

Anna Panorska is a Professor at the University of Nevada, Reno (UNR), affiliated with the Department of Mathematics & Statistics within the College of Science. She holds expertise in theoretical and applied probability and statistics, with collaborative research in ecology, engineering, climate science, hydrology, and medicine. Her work spans limit theorems for extreme events, multivariate statistical models, and their applications. She has taught courses including Introductory Statistics, Probability Theory, and Multivariate Analysis at both undergraduate and graduate levels.

Education: M.S. in Mathematics (University of Warsaw, Poland), M.S. in Statistics (UT El Paso, 1988), and Ph.D. in Mathematics (UC Santa Barbara, 1992). Her research emphasizes extreme value theory, stochastic models, and interdisciplinary applications. Key areas include precipitation volatility, climate variability, and high-dimensional data analysis.

Publications focus on statistical distributions, stochastic processes, and applied problems in engineering and environmental science. Notable works include studies on slash distributions, extreme precipitation modeling, and trivariate stochastic episodes. Her contributions bridge theoretical foundations with real-world applications across diverse fields.