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PPOL - MPhil in Public Policy - Integrating GIS and Big Data to Create Personalised Mobile Applications for Assessing Health Risks
Interdisciplinary Program Office (IPO) Sustainability Seminar Series
- Leigh Anderson joined the Evans School faculty in 1997. Her primary interests are in how individuals living in poverty make financial, environmental, health, and other livelihood decisions, especially when outcomes are highly risky or spread over time. Her current research focuses on rural poverty and agriculture, and market and policy institutions. Professor Anderson founded the Evans School Policy Analysis and Research group (EPAR) in 2008, and continues to direct its research as EPAR's Principal Investigator. Anderson also serves as the Marc Lindenberg Professor for Humanitarian Action, International Development, and Global Citizenship and teaches courses in economics, statistics, and international development. Anderson holds a PhD in Economics from the University of Washington.
Joint OM/IE Seminar
- Robust Active Learning for Personalization
Public Research Seminar by Microelectronics Thrust
- Accelerating Automata Applications on Domain-specific and General-purpose Accelerators
ECON Webinar
- Attraction versus Persuasion
IS Seminar
- Wage Elasticity of Labor Supply in Real-Time Ridesharing Markets: An Empirical Analysis
SMMG Seminar: Statistical Shape Modeling for Custom Design and Analysis
MATH - Seminar on Pure Mathematics - On the quantum K-theory of complex Grassmannians
INTR Seminar: Modeling and Analysis of Rail and Urban Transit Systems
