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From Models to Decisions

Funded under the PRIN 2017, this project aims to explain the epistemic value of uncertain scientific models, and how they guide rational decisions. The research unit at PoliMi investigates how models are constructed in statistical physics and related disciplines with a strong decision component, such as climate science and econophysics. Funding period: December 2019-December 2022 (Local PI: Giovanni Valente).

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Analogical Reasoning in Contemporary Physical Theories

Funded under the PRIN 2022, this project aims to determine the conditions under which one can draw plausible analogical inferences ...

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From netizens to metazens. Narratives of virtual worlds and civic engagement on the metaverse

Funded by PRIN 2022, this project investigates from a sociocultural perspective the mainstream narratives of emerging virtual and augmented reality ...

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