Hosted by Isaac Newton Institute for Mathematical Sciences
Background
This is a satellite programme part of the ‘Maths of human behaviour: modelling sociality, mobility and protectionism. These events are bringing together interdisciplinary researchers interested in modelling the role of human behaviour in infectious disease outbreaks and energy systems.
Overview
Interdisciplinary research requires researchers to first develop a common language for discipline specific terminology. This school will gather experts from various disciplines within behavioural and mathematical sciences, to establish common ground in terminology, map the similarities and differences in challenge perspectives across disciplines, and discuss inclusive environments in interdisciplinary settings.
The confluence of modelling and behavioural expertise will be harnessed to promote structured discussions of the adequacy and required innovation to capture key behaviours in modelling approaches.
The school will feature contributions from across the mathematical sciences, with expertise in incorporating behaviour into the spectrum of modelling approaches (agent-based models, meso-level, macro-level and AI modelling) across epidemiology, energy use and other application areas, to present conventional and emerging methodologies for incorporating human behaviour.
Find out more and apply now: https://www.newton.ac.uk/event/mhbw01/