Institute on Computational Economics
The Economic Research Center
at the University of Chicago
in conjunction with the
Argonne National Laboratory
announces the 2005 Institute
on Computational Economics
(ICE05). The institute will
be a five-day program held
at Argonne National
Laboratory from July 18 -
22, 2005.
The primary focus of ICE05 will be to train young scholars (advanced graduate students and junior faculty) in state-of-the-art numerical methods and computer technology, and their application to economic modeling and analysis.
Summer institute activities will include formal morning tutorials on a range of topics - numerical optimization, dynamic programming, solution methods for dynamic economic models, and statistical computing - followed by afternoon sessions that offer opportunities for less formal interactions via seminars and workshops featuring recent advances in quantitative economic policy research. Participating students will have an opportunity to present their work in a poster session.
Young scholars are encouraged to apply to the Institute. Generous fellowships are available to help qualified applicants who need funding assistance.
For more information on the program, topics, and application procedures, see http://jenni.uchicago.edu/summer/index.htm.
Any e-mail inquiries should be directed to [mailto:ice05@mcs.anl.gov]
The primary focus of ICE05 will be to train young scholars (advanced graduate students and junior faculty) in state-of-the-art numerical methods and computer technology, and their application to economic modeling and analysis.
Summer institute activities will include formal morning tutorials on a range of topics - numerical optimization, dynamic programming, solution methods for dynamic economic models, and statistical computing - followed by afternoon sessions that offer opportunities for less formal interactions via seminars and workshops featuring recent advances in quantitative economic policy research. Participating students will have an opportunity to present their work in a poster session.
Young scholars are encouraged to apply to the Institute. Generous fellowships are available to help qualified applicants who need funding assistance.
For more information on the program, topics, and application procedures, see http://jenni.uchicago.edu/summer/index.htm.
Any e-mail inquiries should be directed to [mailto:ice05@mcs.anl.gov]