Reciprocity and success in academic careers
Since the 1950s, assessments of the quality and effectiveness of scientific research have increasingly rested on quantitative measures based on publication citations. Read more
Since the 1950s, assessments of the quality and effectiveness of scientific research have increasingly rested on quantitative measures based on publication citations. Read more
Criminologists try to predict crime with a number of methods, such as “hot-spotting” – making maps of locations where crimes tend to occur – and epidemiological techniques based on the assumption that the local risk of crime rises temporarily after a crime occurs. Read more
Monte Carlo experiments use computation and repeated random sampling to obtain numerical estimates for various natural or mathematical processes. Read more
Science on Screen: The Conformist (15) + Presentation by Professor Branko Milanovic
12 January 2021
Ergodicity Economics 2021 Online Conference
18 – 20 January 2021