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DescriptionProbability and statistics are undergoing a substantial increase in both the breadth of scope and the mathematical technicality of many areas of specialization. There is a need for expertly written survey articles that will communicate an historic perspective on the successes, failures and general health of the area, as well as provide young researchers with a point of entry to the frontiers of the field. The Bernoulli Society plays a role in recognizing and communicating the importance of such scholarly efforts through a special award. The Bernoulli Prize for an Outstanding Survey Article is to recognize authors of an influential survey publication in the areas of probability and statistics, respectively. The paper should be timely in addressing areas of active or emerging importance, but have been in circulation long enough for there to be evidence of its impact. The award consists of the prize amount of 1000€ together with an award certificate. The amount may be adjusted in future years by joint request of committee chairs and approval of Bernoulli Council. The combined awards are biennial. A paper in probability will be presented in a formal ceremony at the Bernoulli-IMS World Congress (BS-IMS-WC) in each year divisible by four. A prize for a paper in statistics will be awarded in each even year not divisible by four, and formally presented and formally presented at the ISI World Statistics Congress (ISI-WSC) in the following year. Call for nominations in probabilityThe nominations are closed. The 2026 Prize Committee: Alexander Aue (Chair), UC Davis Call for nominations in statisticsThe next call for nominations is not yet open. Eligible ArticlesThe article should appear in a peer reviewed journal or book, but may be in either print or electronic format. The chief editor where the paper appears will receive an official congratulatory letter of notification from the president of the Bernoulli Society. Current Prize Recipients2024 Bernoulli Prize for an Outstanding Survey Article in Probability Christophe Ley. Gesine Reinert. Yvik Swan. For the article "Stein's method for comparison of univariate distributions." Probab. Surveys v.14, 1-52, 2017. https://doi.org/10. Congratulations to the winners ! Previous Prize Recipients2012 Bernoulli Prize for an Outstanding Survey Article 2016 Bernoulli Prize for an Outstanding Survey Article 2020 Bernoulli Prize for an Outstanding Survey Article 2022 Bernoulli Prize for an Outstanding Survey Article
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