I am an Assistant Professor (RTT) in Statistics (SSD STAT-01/A) at Universitas Mercatorum, holding a PhD from University College Dublin, focused on statistical modelling of spatial consensus. My research integrates spatial statistics, multivariate modelling, and decision science, with a particular emphasis on Delphi methodologies, foresight analysis, and environmental policy evaluation. I develop and apply advanced statistical and computational methods - including fuzzy clustering, correlation-based network analysis, and composite spatial indicators - to study expert judgments, spatial consensus, and participatory data. My work bridges statistical inference, expert engagement, and AI-based modelling, aiming to enhance the reliability and interpretability of collective decision-making processes. I have collaborated with leading research institutions such as University College Dublin, Trinity College Dublin, and the University of Turku, contributing to several European Horizon projects. My studies have been published in internationally recognized journals and presented at numerous national and international conferences, receiving awards such as the Royal Statistical Society Young Statisticians’ Meeting Prize and the Next Generation Foresight Practitioners Award. Website: https://sites.google.com/view/yuricalleo/home