Lectures related to Global studies

Celebrates the 50th birthday of CECAM, a global institution promoting computational physics.

Discusses financial reporting, new funds, budgetary expenses, and personnel averages at EPFL.

Covers financial reporting at EPFL, including budget expenses, reserves, new funds, and sources of financing.

Delves into EPFL's budget analysis, financial reporting, and fund creation.

Discusses stability analysis of equilibrium points in dynamical systems.

Delves into the historical development of global connections, empires, trade networks, and territories.

Explores internationalization, market entry, globalization, sustainable investments, and market assessment.

Delves into China's economic interests in the Arctic region and its global implications.

Covers the properties and operations of convex functions.

Covers the financial reporting of a center, focusing on budget expenses, salaries, and operating costs.

Explores the definition, role, impact, and market of medical devices.

Covers Projected Gradient Descent and Quadratic Penalty methods for optimization problems.

Examines sustainable development, emphasizing the interplay between individual and collective actions in achieving social progress.

Covers the global hydropower market, economic aspects, and profitability indicators for evaluating projects.

Examines the impact of globalization on individual empowerment and identity formation in a rapidly changing world.

Analyzes monetary and fiscal policy responses to public debt accumulation and the impact of Covid-19 on global economies.

Explores a 'global' view of Dwork's proof, emphasizing the vanishing of a determinant.

Compares data protection laws in the EU, USA, and China, highlighting key regulations, roles, fines, and real-world examples of data breaches.

Discusses the historic impact of migration on the environment, focusing on European colonial expansion and global migration patterns.