Stanislav Kolenikov

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Stanislav Kolenikov is an Assistant Professor at Department of Statistics, University of Missouri - Columbia.

Stanislav was born in Moscow, Russia, where he received his degrees in Engineering (Moscow Institute of Electronic Engineering) and Economics (New Economic School). Stanislav holds Ph.D. in Statistics from University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

His major research interests in statistics include spatial statistics, survey sampling, structural equation models, and he is also interested in applications in social sciences. He has also been working in the area of economics, where his research interests have been in microeconometrics and income distribution, economic inequality and poverty measurement.