Alan Turing Institute Workshop Co-Organized by Illinois Tech Faculty Members

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By Casey Moffitt
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Two Illinois Institute of Technology faculty members are helping to organize an international workshop celebrating the 100th anniversary of publication of two landmark books in economics and probability theory.

Igor Cialenco, professor of applied mathematics, and Tomasz Bielecki, professor of applied mathematics, are members of the organizing committee for the workshop titled Uncertainty and Risk, hosted virtually by the United Kingdom’s Alan Turing Institute  on March 17-19, 2021. The workshop pays tribute to the centenary of two monumental publications in economics and probability theory, namely Risk, Uncertainty, and Profitby Frank H. Knight and A Treatise on Probability by John Maynard Keynes. The fundamental views on uncertainty presented in both works has deeply influenced the development of economic and probability theory over the past century. They continue to resonate today, despite the ups and downs that the world economy is experiencing.

Free registration for Uncertainty and Risk is open to all, and mandatory. Register at https://www.turing.ac.uk/events/uncertainty-and-risk to receive a zoom-meeting link.

Talks will start at 9 a.m. CDT each day.

Invited speakers are:

    Francesca Biagini - Ludwig Maximilian  University of Munich

    Sara Biagini - LUISS Guido Carli

    Simon Blackburn - Trinity College, Cambridge

    Paul Embrechts - ETH Zurich

    Ross Emmett - Arizona State University

    Itzhak Gilboa - HEC Paris

    Lars Hansen - University of Â鶹APP

    Fabio Maccheroni -  Bocconi University

    Massimo Marinacci - Bocconi University

    Marcel Nutz - Columbia University

    Shige Peng - Shandong University

    Frank Riedel - Bielefeld University

   

Organizing committee members are:

Sam Cohen (Oxford University)

Lars Hansen (University of Â鶹APP)

Tomasz R.  Bielecki (Illinois Tech)

Igor Cialenco (Illinois Tech)

Mike Tehranchi (Cambridge University)

Haoyang Cao (Alan Turing Institute)

For more information visit https://sites.google.com/view/uncertainty-risk.