Giovanni Cerulli è stato invitato a partecipare alla trasmissione “Futuro Prossimo”, che andrà in onda Sabato, 28 Marzo, su Rainews24 dalle 10:30 alle 11 in simulcast anche su Rai3.
Parlerà dei risultati di un modello previsionale da lui stimato sulla data del picco delle infezioni in Italia e mostrerà alcuni confronti internazionali sull’evoluzione del contagio, nell’ambito di una delle attività di ricerca su COVID-19 seguite dal nostro Istituto.
E’ disponibile online, ad accesso pieno su Evidence & Policy: A Journal of Research, Debate and Practice, l’articolo “Effective strategies that enhance the social impact of social sciences and humanities research“.
a cura di Aiello Emilia; Donovan Claire; Duque Elena; Fabrizio Serena; Flecha Ramon; Holm Poul; Molina Silvia; Oliver Esther; Reale Emanuela
E’ uscito un numero della rivista Welfare e Ergonomia di Franco Angeli a cura del Direttore Emanuela Reale, dal titolo “Struttura e organizzazione della ricerca pubblica in Italia: verso lo stato valutativo? Una introduzione” e interamente scritto da ricercatori e assegnisti di ricerca della sede CNR-IRCrES di Roma.
Il fascicolo ospita, oltre all’introduzione scritta dal Direttore, dieci articoli a firma di: Emanuela Reale, Serena Fabrizio, Lucio Morettini, Andrea Orazio Spinello, Emanuela Varinetti e Antonio Zinilli. Due articoli sono a firma della nostra ex collega Emilia Primeri, attualmente in ANVUR.
La rivista non è ad accesso aperto, per approfondire contattare direttamente gli autori.
Su “Cronache da Palazzo Cisterna” di questa settimana, un articolo sulla collaborazione tra La città metropolitana di Torino, Ires Piemonte e CNR-IRCrES per la digitalizzazione di 19 volumi storici della biblioteca disponibili ora sulla piattaforma Byterfly in due collezioni:
http://www.byterfly.eu/islandora/object/cmtorino:piemontesi
http://www.byterfly.eu/islandora/object/cmtorino:fgiulio
E’ disponibile anche un video di presentazione del lavoro realizzato presso il laboratorio DigiBESS:
ERSA CONGRESS – call estesa fino al 9/03/2020
The 60th ERSA Congress this year will be held in Bolzano (Bozen) August 25-28, 2020. Here to submit an abstract.
Elena Ragazzi invite you to submit a paper to the special session S22 Counterfactual methods for regional policy evaluation that Marco, Lisa and Elena organised in this context.
AISRE CONFERENCE – call estesa fino al 15/03/2020
Proposal for specialized session:
EFFECTIVENESS EVALUATION OF POLICIES FOR THE SOCIETY AND FOR LOCAL COMMUNITIES
Elena Ragazzi and Lisa Sella CNR-Ircres
You will find the general call for papers of the conference at this link https://www.aisre.it/conferenza-annuale/call-for-paper, while to send your proposals, please follow the instructions available at this page: https://www.aisre.it/en/annual-scientific-conference/instructions-for-proposan-abstract
Dal 1° marzo 2020, la dott. Emanuela Reale è Direttore dell’Istituto di Ricerca sulla Crescita Economica Sostenibile (CNR-IRCrES).
E’ disponibile il rapporto tecnico: De Biase, M. (2019). Il sito web del PRIN 2017 (Prot.2017NKWYFC). Rapporto Tecnico CNR-IRCrES, 8/2019.
Proposal for specialized session:
EFFECTIVENESS EVALUATION OF POLICIES FOR THE SOCIETY AND FOR LOCAL COMMUNITIES
Elena Ragazzi and Lisa Sella
CNR-Ircres
You will find the general call for papers of the conference at this link https://www.aisre.it/conferenza-annuale/call-for-paper, while to send your proposals, please follow the instructions available at this page: https://www.aisre.it/en/annual-scientific-conference/instructions-for-proposan-abstract You have to send your abstract within March 5th. Don’t forget to indicate the special session you are addressing, by choosing the options “SO-09-Effectiveness evaluation of policies for the society and for local communities (La valutazione dell’efficacia delle politiche per la società e per le comunità locali) (Ragazzi Elena) by the list.
The 60th ERSA Congress this year will be held in Bolzano (Bozen) August 25-28, 2020. March 2nd, 2020 is the deadline to submit an abstract.
Elena Ragazzi invite you to submit a paper to the special session S22 Counterfactual methods for regional policy evaluation that Marco, Lisa and Elena organised in this context.
Special Session Proposal (pdf)
Following the very good achievement of previous conferences, we decided to organize again a session devoted to counterfactual impact evaluation, which shares the same empirical and inductive approach of our network. In fact, theoretical approaches to CIE can be highly enriched by discussion and by feedbacks from empirical research. We invite researchers who have already experimented counterfactual approaches to regional policy evaluation to discuss their experience, enhancing the debate upon counterfactual impact evaluation.
The main aim of this session is to discuss various methodological aspects and their implications, particularly concerning: strategies and methodologies for comparison group selection, corrections for selection bias, alternative estimates and validation, computational topics related to data sources and data management suited for evaluation problems, etc. Theoretical, econometrical, and applied papers are welcome.
Since the session aims at assessing methodological approaches rather than reviewing empirical results, we invite authors to address the following points:
– Motivation of methodological choices and related advantages
– Shortcomings in practical applications and possible solutions
– Methodological lessons from results
For further details, you may contact Marco Mariani marco.mariani@irpet.it , Elena Ragazzi elena.ragazzi@ircres.cnr.it or Lisa Sella lisa.sella@ircres.cnr.it
To submit a paper, please consult the call for papers of the conference and then access the submission portal. It will be kind of you to communicate also to us your intention to present a paper.
Submission of an abstract (200-400 words) and of an extended abstract (1,200-2,000 words) or of a full (draft) paper are required for the March deadline. If your proposal is accepted, the registration for the congress and the upload of a full (draft) paper will be required within June 15th, 2020.
Consult also the special session list, to look for other interesting chances of presenting your work.
Greta Falavigna segnala l’uscita di un suo articolo sulla rivista:
Falavigna G., (2020), Prediction of general medical admission length of stay with natural language processing and deep learning: a pilot study, Internal and Emergency Medicine, (), 1-2, 10.1007/s11739-020-02291-6.
l’articolo è scaricabile da qui: https://rdcu.be/b1KBh