Archive: EJP Modeling Seminars
The Environmental Justice Program Modeling Seminar explored models which study the rich interactions between the economy and the environment. Bringing together mathematicians, physicists, economists and researchers from other varied backgrounds, it was open to all who are interested in ecologically aware models of the economy, and the challenges posed by this ambition.
The seminar took place on Thursdays, twice a month, at 10:30 am (EST). All sessions were hybrid, taking place both at the EJP’s office and via Zoom.
You will find below the program for the academic year 2022-2023.
For any questions, please reach out to Paul Valcke:
pv229@georgetown.edu
Past Seminars:
Recordings can be found on EJP’s Youtube Channel, in the Modeling Seminar Playlist.
June, 8 2023: Irene Monasterolo, Professor, EDHEC Business School May, 25 2023: Lutz Sager, Professor at the McCourt School of Public Policy May, 11 2023: Margit Reischer, Professor, Georgetown University May, 4 2023: Hélène Benveniste, Post-doctoral Environmental Fellow at Harvard University April, 27 2023: Yann Robiou du Pont, Research Fellow at IDDRI Institute April, 20 2023: Christian Couturier, Former President, Negawatt April, 13 2023: Pierre-Yves Longaretti, Research Scientist, IPAG
March, 16 2023: Stephano Demichelis, Professor, Università di Pavia
March, 2 2023: Ning Leng, Associate Professor, Georgetown University
February, 16 2023: Gaël Giraud, Director of the Environmental Justice Program (his notes can be found here)
February, 2 2023: Carey W. King, Research Scientist, University of Texas
January, 19 2023: Tiago Domingos, Professor, Universidade de Lisboa
January, 12 2023: Adrien Nguyen-Huu, Assistant Professor, Université de Montpellier
December, 15 2022: Steve Keen, Honorary Professor, University College London
December, 1 2022: Matheus Grasselli, Professor and Deputy Provost, McMaster University
November, 17 2022: Mario Giampietro, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona
November, 3 2022: Harro von Blottnitz, University of Cape Town