This one-day Tech Clinic will be taught by Prof. Marko Mlikota, Assistant Professor in Economics at the Geneva Graduate Institute, PhD UPenn, covering programming in Julia, a computationally fast and energy-saving software. 

Tech Clinics are technical in nature and taught by leading econometricians, statisticians and/or data scientists. The target audience involves doctoral researchers enrolled in programmes in Switzerland, selected advanced master students and pre-doctoral researchers with the relevant background, postdoctoral researchers, young faculty, practitioners, applied researchers and technical staff in Swiss-based international organisations.    

There is no exam or assessment of participants’ knowledge.  HCGS issues a certificate of attendance to all participants present in the entirety of the clinic. Tech Clinics consists of a series of lectures, organised as an intensive, in-person course, presenting econometric methods, tools and techniques that are relevant for research and decision making on sustainability issues.

More information will be emailed to all participants prior to the Clinic. Registration via the link is compulsory.