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Andrea Cavagna I work at the Institute for Complex Systems of the National Research Council, in Rome. I have a background in theoretical physics and statistical field theory. After studying for some time the statistical mechanics of disordered systems, as …
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Steven Durlauf Steven Durlauf is Steans Professor at the Harris School of Public Policy at the University of Chicago. He is Editor of the Journal of Economic Literature, Co-Director of the Human Capital and Economic Opportunity Global Working Group and a …
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Gérard Ben Arous Gérard Ben Arous is Silver Professor of Mathematics at the Courant Institute at NYU, after holding the Chair of Stochastic Modeling at EPFL, and professorships at ENS and Orsay. He is a member of the National Academy of Sciences, of the …
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Francesco Zamponi Francesco Zamponi received a PhD in theoretical physics from the University of Rome "Sapienza" and was then a postdoc at ENS and CEA in Paris, before joining CNRS in 2008 as a permanent researcher. He is currently based at the Physics …
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Éric Bertin CNRS Research Director at the Interdisciplinary Physics Laboratory (LIPhy) at Grenoble-Alpes University. My research focuses on the statistical physics of non-equilibrium systems and collective phenomena in complex systems such as active …
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Aleksandra Walczak Aleksandra Walczak received her PhD in physics at UCSD working on models of stochastic gene expression. After a graduate fellowship at KITP, she was a Princeton Center for Theoretical Science Fellow, focusing on applying information …
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Bill Bialek William Bialek is the John Archibald Wheeler/Battelle Professor in Physics, and a member of the Lewis-Sigler Institute, at Princeton University. A theorist, he would like to know if there are theoretical principles with the power and …
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James Sethna James Sethna has made substantive contributions to many fields - glasses and spin glasses, dynamical systems and chaos, liquid crystals, crackling noise, plasticity, fracture, information geometry, and the renormalization group. He is the …
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Marc Henneaux presents his lecture of the year in the series les courTs du Collège de France Exceptional symmetry structures appear quite unexpectedly in the study of the behavior of solutions to the gravitational field equations (Einstein's equations or …
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Due to the pandemic, Prof. Sanjay Subrahmanyam's lectures will not be held in public. They will be recorded and made available on our website at a later date. Thanks to his knowledge of archives scattered around the world, and his mastery of the languages …
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A paradigm of the physics of interacting quantum systems, the Hubbard model has a status in this field similar to that of the Ising model in statistical physics. It is the simplest model to formulate, but one which we can hope will suffice to understand …
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Eric Maurin
The making of an elite : classes préparatoires aux grandes écoles and their stars
Eric Maurin
The making of an elite : classes préparatoires aux grandes écoles and their stars
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Louis-André Vallet
Meritocracy and social mobility : an overview of empirical research in sociology
Louis-André Vallet
Meritocracy and social mobility : an overview of empirical research in sociology
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Timothy Gowers presents his lecture of the year in the series les courTs du Collège de France Combinatorics is a field that tends to focus more on problem solving than on theory development. Nevertheless, the solutions to problems that are most celebrated …
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