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Decision Making Resources


Third Summer School on Modeling Heterogeneity:

Advances in Behavioral Decision Analytics

PhD students and postdocs working in any area of decision making are invited to apply for this intensive two-week training program, to be held July 3-16, 2023 at the University of Innsbruck, Austria, hosted by Michel Regenwetter,  Daniel Cavagnaro, and Matthias Gondan.

Participants in this program will:

  • Gain a deeper understanding of heterogeneity of behavior.
  • Learn how to translate conceptual or verbal theories into probabilistic models.
  • Acquire basic or advanced proficiency in quantitative analytics.
  • Receive follow-up training through collaborative research and a workshop at their home institution.

Features:

  • NSF-funded financial support for travel, room, and board for the duration of the training program, including international travel.
  • Additional funding for trainees and collaborators to present their resulting research at a conference of their choice.
  • Each participating lab will contribute at least one paper to an edited volume (anticipated publication in 2024).

How to apply:

Applicants are encouraged to apply in groups of 1-3 people from the same research lab.  The program can support up to 6 trainees from a total of 3 labs.  Applicants should provide the following materials: A statement of research interests, preparation, and training goals (1 page per trainee), a full CV (1 per trainee), a letter of support from the trainees’ graduate advisor (1 per lab).  International applicants will also need to document proficiency in English. Questions and application packets should be sent to abda.workshop@gmail.com. The deadline for applications is March 18, 2023.
 
Funded by National Science Foundation grant DRMS-2049896  (PI: Regenwetter, Co-PI: Cavagnaro).
 

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