Leonardo presenta "Come diventare Research Project Manager nella bioeconomia circolare: Grant Writing, Leadership & Project Management"nell'ambito del corso di "Bioeconomia e Innovazione" organizzato da Andrea Vezzulli, 1/10.
Daniela Sonedda in Milano presenting the paper w/ Francesco Figari (U. del Piemonte Orientale), Marcello Matranga (U. del Piemonte Orientale), Mariacristina Rossi (COVIP; Università di Torino), Gianluigi Vernasca (U. of Essex):
Carlo Brambilla in Napoli presenting "Il finanziamento alla ricerca applicata e il Sud: l’esperienza dell’IMI-FRA" at the Conference "Divari regionali, politiche di sviluppo e impatti economici in Italia", w/ Fabio Lavista (Università di Pisa), 25-26/9.
Edward B. Saff (@vanderbilt.edu) visiting our Department and giving a talk entitled “From Analog to Digital or How to Make the Perfect Poppy-Seed Bagel”, 23/09.
🎉 PhD thesis “Improving passenger & freight transport sustainability” by Irina Di Ruocco wins Best PhD Thesis 2025 from SIET – Società Italiana di Economia dei Trasporti e della Logistica!
🌱 Il Workshop su Green Finance a Villa Toeplitz (18-19 set 2025) è organizzato nell'ambito del Progetto PRIN 2022 e del Progetto Nodes, finanziato dal MUR con fondi PNRR–NextGenerationEU.
Raffaello Seri (@rseri.me) in Nice visiting École Universitaire de Recherche d’Économie et de Management at Université Côte d'Azur and collaborating with Guilhem Lecouteux and Simone Vannuccini (@svannuccini.bsky.social), 25/08-05/09.
Paolo Pagnottoni in Tokyo presenting "Big brothering the economy: nowcasting and forecasting with port satellite images" (academic.oup.com/jrsssa/advan...)
Models in decision theory are often accompanied by psychological narratives, i.e., accounts of the psychological factors and processes that determine individuals’ choices under uncertainty. This paper discusses the epistemological status and epistemic functions of these narratives.
“Psychological Narratives in Decision Theory: What They Are and What They Are Good For” by Ivan Moscati (@ivan-moscati.bsky.social), published online in the Journal of Economic Methodology
A robust bi-objective mean–CVaR portfolio model is applied to the energy market, with uncertainty captured via elliptical sets or expert views. Analytical solutions and the robust vs. nominal Pareto frontier are provided.
“Robust bi-objective mean–CVaR portfolio selection: Applications to energy sector” by Asmerilda Hitaj, Elisa Mastrogiacomo, Elena Molho (U. di Pavia) published in Omega (2025) doi.org/10.1016/j.om...
