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Marina Friedrich keynote speaker at the XI Workshop in Time Series Econometrics

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16 March 2026
Marina Friedrich has been invited as one of the keynote speakers at the XI Workshop in Time Series Econometrics (WTSE), taking place on 19–20 March 2026 in Zaragoza, Spain. The international event brings together leading experts in the field of time‑series econometrics.

The WTSE program lists Marina Friedrich as one of the keynote speakers, alongside several internationally recognized economists. Her work bridges econometrics and climate science, helping to improve statistical tools for understanding environmental trends and climate‑related dynamics.

The XI Workshop in Time Series Econometrics is a prominent annual gathering for academics and practitioners working on both theoretical and applied aspects of time‑series econometrics.

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