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Home | News | EU Horizon 2020 grant for fellows Cars Hommes, Cees Diks and Jan Tuinstra
News | May 13, 2016

EU Horizon 2020 grant for fellows Cars Hommes, Cees Diks and Jan Tuinstra

Research fellows Cars Hommes, Cees Diks and Jan Tuinstra have been awarded a new EU Horizon 2020 grant for `Expectations and Social Influence Dynamics in Economics (ExSIDE)’.

The fellows are researchers at the Center for Nonlinear Dynamics in Economics and Finance (CeNDEF) at the University of Amsterdam and members of the TI research group Cooperative Behaviour, Strategic Interaction and Complex Systems (CSC).

The grant will be used for an ‘Innovative Training Network (ITN)” for joint degrees involving 15 PhD positions. The consortium participating in the research consists of seven European universities: Bielefeld University (coordinating institution), University of Amsterdam, University of Leuven, University of Paris, University of Venice, Università Cattolica (Milan), and the University of Surrey. Five UvA Economics and Business PhD candidates are involved in the project which will start on 1 March 2017 for a period of four years. The total amount received for the project is 3.8 million euro, with 0.5 million earmarked for the University of Amsterdam.

More details about the project proposal can be read here.