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Examples from Agent-Based Modeling of Environmental Forcings on Mobility

Jared Clemons, 2022-2023 Joint Fellow, CSDP and Politics, Princeton University

Gregory Leslie, 2022-2023 Joint Fellow, CSDP and Politics, Princeton University The Racial Frontier: Biracials, Machine Learning, and the Future of Racial Group Boundaries

The Kahneman-Treisman Center is pleased to announce the next session in its new lunchtime seminar series presenting works in progress by Center Affiliates, on Thursday, November 17, at noon with Sugarman Practitioner in Residence Kristine De Jesus.

Environmental justice communities, those disproportionately affected by pollutants, are simultaneously exposed to multiple environmental stressors and also experience social and cultural factors that may heighten their health risks in comparison to other communities. Availability of fine-grained, community-level data is limited…

During World War II, the Army hired women to hand-calculate ballistics trajectories for artillery firing tables. But these differential calculus equations took over 2 dozen hours by hand, and the Army needed thousands of them. In an attempt to speed up the calculations, the Army agreed to fund the creation of a truly…

Related to: Self-Determination, Environment, and Migration

Related to: Self-Determination, Environment, and Migration Hybrid event: Join via Zoom

Gregory Huber, Ph.D., Princeton University 2001, is the Forst Family Professor of Political Science and resident fellow of the Institution for Social and Policy Studies at Yale University.