Frank M. H. Neffke

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© Complexity Science Hub
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Complexity Science Hub

He leads the Complexity Science Hub (CSH) Science of Cities/Transforming Economies research programme. Before joining CSH, he served as Research Director of the Harvard Growth Lab. His research focuses on economic transformation, from individual workers to the economy as a whole.

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Frank M. H. Neffke on the Schedule 2025

All times in CEST

Monday, 18. August

Starting times
Morning
Work of the Past, Work of the Future
180
This seminar is about the patterns and drivers of economic growth, creative destruction and the future of work. The concepts of “product space” and “economic complexity” will help to understand growth as a process of learning, diversification, and complexification. You’ll learn how technology (robots, AI) is changing our jobs and tasks, and analyse which jobs are more affected by the digital and the green transition. We’ll end with a perspective on the Future of Work.
Volksschule , Volksschule – Upper Floor 1
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09:30 - 12:30 Work of the Past, Work of the Future
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Tuesday, 19. August

Starting times
Morning
Work of the Past, Work of the Future
180
This seminar is about the patterns and drivers of economic growth, creative destruction and the future of work. The concepts of “product space” and “economic complexity” will help to understand growth as a process of learning, diversification, and complexification. You’ll learn how technology (robots, AI) is changing our jobs and tasks, and analyse which jobs are more affected by the digital and the green transition. We’ll end with a perspective on the Future of Work.
Volksschule , Volksschule – Upper Floor 1
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09:30 - 12:30 Work of the Past, Work of the Future
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Wednesday, 20. August

Starting times
Morning
Work of the Past, Work of the Future
180
This seminar is about the patterns and drivers of economic growth, creative destruction and the future of work. The concepts of “product space” and “economic complexity” will help to understand growth as a process of learning, diversification, and complexification. You’ll learn how technology (robots, AI) is changing our jobs and tasks, and analyse which jobs are more affected by the digital and the green transition. We’ll end with a perspective on the Future of Work.
Volksschule , Volksschule – Upper Floor 1
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09:30 - 12:30 Work of the Past, Work of the Future
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SEM
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Thursday, 21. August

Starting times
Morning
Work of the Past, Work of the Future
180
This seminar is about the patterns and drivers of economic growth, creative destruction and the future of work. The concepts of “product space” and “economic complexity” will help to understand growth as a process of learning, diversification, and complexification. You’ll learn how technology (robots, AI) is changing our jobs and tasks, and analyse which jobs are more affected by the digital and the green transition. We’ll end with a perspective on the Future of Work.
Volksschule , Volksschule – Upper Floor 1
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09:30 - 12:30 Work of the Past, Work of the Future
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SEM
Content

Friday, 22. August

Starting times
Morning
Work of the Past, Work of the Future
180
This seminar is about the patterns and drivers of economic growth, creative destruction and the future of work. The concepts of “product space” and “economic complexity” will help to understand growth as a process of learning, diversification, and complexification. You’ll learn how technology (robots, AI) is changing our jobs and tasks, and analyse which jobs are more affected by the digital and the green transition. We’ll end with a perspective on the Future of Work.
Volksschule , Volksschule – Upper Floor 1
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09:30 - 12:30 Work of the Past, Work of the Future
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FIN
SEM
Content