Fear of Switching Costs May Dampen Support for Phasing out Combustion Engine Cars
A paper by a Bocconi PhD candidate explores the factors that influence the perception of environmental policies
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Decentralizing Cancer Care Benefits People and the Environment
A study by CERGAS has estimated the value of keeping care delivery points closer to communities, in economic and environmental terms
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Empowering Women Through Research
Bocconi's AXA Research Lab on Gender Equality studies the roots of gender related gaps and how to close them
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When Expert Knowledge is Not Enough, Solidarity and Sense of Duty Can Save the Day
The case of medical professionals challenged by the COVID pandemic shows what strategies may be adopted when expertise, knowledge, and experience can't help
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Bocconi Honors Women in Science
Nine Bocconi women scientists speak in a series of video interviews
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Catherine De Vries is the New Generali Endowed Chair in European Policies – Shaping Leadership in Europe
The Chair, supported by Assicurazioni Generali, will spearhead research on how to reform the EU's architecture in order to make it more adaptable to past and future challenges
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Interacting with Entrepreneurs Early on Helps Girls Succeed
A working paper by AXA Lab research fellow Viola Salvestrini and colleagues finds ways to plug gender gaps in developed countries
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What's Left of the Pandemic
According to studies by Alessia Melegaro and her team as part of the IMMUNE project, some social effects of COVID are proving to be transient. Except for social interaction among people that remains low
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Reducing Maternal Mortality by Fighting Corruption
A Dondena Centre study shows that the prevalence of bribery and the number of women's deaths during or following pregnancy and childbirth in SubSaharan Africa are correlated
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Providers of Long Term Care for the Elderly Must Evolve
The latest report on this sector by the Cergas research center and Essity has been released
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Bocconi Postdoc Invited to High Profile Conference
Gianluigi Riva joins a selected group of young scientists that will attend a meeting with Nobel laureates later this year
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Caselli, Ventoruzzo and Mosca Join the Committee for the Reform of Capital Markets
The activities will lead to the new Consolidated Text
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Bocconi Research Excellence Awards 2024
Faculty whose publications have been accepted by the most prestigious journals or publishers honored
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When Statisticians Help Algorithm Designers
Giacomo Zanella and colleagues find a way to compare how certain algorithms perform
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Rich People, Gods Among Men
Guido Alfani's latest book on the history of wealth is now available in Europe
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Prediction of neural activity in connectome-constrained recurrent networks with Manuel Beiran
MANUEL BEIRAN - Columbia University, US
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Online hypergraph matching
SANDER BORST - CWI Amsterdam
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Stefano DellaVigna, UC Berkeley: Bottlenecks for Evidence Adoption
STEFANO DELLAVIGNA - UC BERKELEY
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WHEN THE COURT OF JUSTICE OF THE EU CHANGES ITS MIND. THE OVERRULING TECHNIQUES IN EU LAW
Limited Edition seminar seriesDAVIDE PARIS - Università Bocconi
DANIEL SARMIENTO - Universidad Complutense de Madrid
Room 1.C3.01 Via Roentgen