Marcin Szymkowiak

Marcin Szymkowiak is a Professor at the Department of Statistics, Institute of Informatics and Quantitative Economics, University of Economics in Poznań. His work bridges economics, statistics, and data science, focusing on survey methodology, small area estimation, and demographic analysis.

• Academic Rank: Professor (since 2020), PhD (2009)
• Research Interests: Calibration estimation, quantile analysis, poverty mapping, census methodology, labor market economics, and big data applications.

His publications emphasize advanced statistical techniques like joint calibration estimators, three-level M-quantile models, and SPREE estimation, applied to challenges in population aging, disability measurement, and teleconsultation quality. He has contributed significantly to non-probability sampling and census data evaluation.

Selected works include studies on Poland's gig economy, poverty mapping at local administrative units, and calibration approaches in tracer studies. His research integrates theoretical statistics with practical policy applications, particularly in demographic and economic contexts.