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Author: Fabio Schoen

16/04/201916/04/2019PhDinfo Courses

Introduction to agent-based modeling with NetLogo

Period: July 2019, 10 hours, 2.5 CFUInformation on: http://fisico.complexworld.net/a/complexworld.net/fisico/benvenuti/teaching/introduzione-alla-modellizzazione-ad-agenti-con-netlogo http://fisico.complexworld.net/a/complexworld.net/fisico/Home/3-teaching/agent-based-modeling-with-netlogo

21/03/201914/01/2020PhDinfo Blog

Soft skills for entrepreneurship

A public call for participation to the course:  “Soft Skills per l’Imprenditività” ( https://www.unifi.it/cmpro-v-p-9822.html  ) is now open.  The course is devoted […]

14/03/201914/03/2019PhDinfo Seminars

PhDinfo seminars: Zarah Ziran on “Document Analysis by Deep Learning”

Zarah gave her seminar on March 1st, 2019 talking on machine learning, neural networks, and how this technology can be applied to […]

15/02/201915/02/2019PhDinfo Seminars

PhDinfo Seminars: Lorenzo Buffoni on the D-Wave Quantum Computer

On February 1st, 2019, Lorenzo started our PhD Seminar Series with a nice introduction to Quantum Computing on the D-Wave machine. The […]

15/02/201915/02/2019PhDinfo Seminars

PhDinfo Seminars: Sara Nicoletti on “Non-normal effects on network dynamics”

Today we had an interesting seminar by Sara based on two of her papers. Thanks for the nice presentation! Abstract: Network science […]

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