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 -January-2023-Webinar-about-causality-in-economics
 -computer-science-logic-and-language
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SUMMARY:Webinar about causality in economics, comp
 uter science, logic and language
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230124
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230124
LOCATION:Online
DESCRIPTION:Reasoning about causal relationships i
 s an important theme throughout science. The Nobel
  Prize in Economics was awarded last year to Guido
  Imbens and Joshua Angrist, for their role in the 
 development of methods to investigate how research
 ers understand and analyze causal relationships. T
 his webinar, which the Academy organizes together 
 with the Association for Logic (VvL), brings toget
 her various experts in the field of reasoning abou
 t causality from different disciplines.  Speakers:
  Guido Imbens, Sara Magliacane, Thomas Icard and K
 atrin Schulz. The evening will be chaired by Rinek
 e Verbrugge, professor of logic and cognition at t
 he University of Groningen, and Balder ten Cate, a
 ssociate professor of logic and theoretical comput
 er science at the University of Amsterdam. The lan
 guage will be English.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:\n  <p>Reasoning abou
 t causal relationships is an important theme throu
 ghout science. The Nobel Prize in Economics was aw
 arded last year to Guido Imbens and Joshua Angrist
 , for their role in the development of methods to 
 investigate how researchers understand and analyze
  causal relationships. This webinar, which the Aca
 demy organizes together with the Association for L
 ogic (VvL), brings together various experts in the
  field of reasoning about causality from different
  disciplines.</p>\n  <p>Speakers: Guido Imbens, Sa
 ra Magliacane, Thomas Icard and Katrin Schulz. The
  evening will be chaired by Rineke Verbrugge, prof
 essor of logic and cognition at the University of 
 Groningen, and Balder ten Cate, associate professo
 r of logic and theoretical computer science at the
  University of Amsterdam. The language will be Eng
 lish.</p>\n
URL:https://www.knaw.nl/en/events/causality-econom
 ics-computer-science-logic-and-language
CONTACT:Balder ten Cate at b.d.tencate at uva.nl
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