I love experiments
A blog series about the discipline of business experimentation. How to run and learn from experiments in different contexts is a complex matter, but lays at the heart of innovation.
Meet Mats Einarsen: the man who wants to make the Internet 5% nicer
Meet Mats Einarsen: the man who wants to make the Internet 5% nicer
Hacking Kindness: optimization tactics for better behavior
In the age of machine learning randomized controlled trials are unethical
In the age of machine learning randomized controlled trials are unethical
Introducing computational personalization: data science methods for personalized health
Data that you need is worth gold, not data that you already have
Data that you need is worth gold, not data that you already have
New business requires new data
Hard Problems in Data Science: Causality, Sequential Learning and Complex Dynamic Theories
Hard Problems in Data Science: Causality, Sequential Learning and Complex Dynamic Theories
In the second of four informal discussion sessions, Professor Maurits Kaptein from Tilburg University discussed the methodological…
Professor Pfeffer on Leadership: Being Curious to Learn from Experience
Professor Pfeffer on Leadership: Being Curious to Learn from Experience
Jeffrey Pfeffer is the Thomas D. Dee II Professor of Organizational Behavior at the Graduate School of Business, Stanford University where…
Optimising organizational behaviour with the critical mind of Koen Smets
Optimising organizational behaviour with the critical mind of Koen Smets
Koen Smets is an engineer turned behavioural change specialist, who has been helping organizations deal with change and become better at…
How Persuasive Design is Not a Process with Anders Toxboe
How Persuasive Design is Not a Process with Anders Toxboe
Anders Toxboe is a writer, blogger, developer, and designer. He manages Digital Development for the Danish Broadcasting Corporation and…
Adam Kelleher on experiment design and observational analysis
Adam Kelleher on experiment design and observational analysis
Adam Kelleher is principal Datascientist at Buzzfeed. Kelleher has a physics PhD from the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill.
Andrew Gelman on the art of asking the right questions
Andrew Gelman on the art of asking the right questions
His books include Bayesian Data Analysis (with John Carlin, Hal Stern, David Dunson, Aki Vehtari, and Don Rubin), Teaching Statistics: A…
Professor Dennis A.V. Dittrich on the purpose of scientific & business experimentation
Professor Dennis A.V. Dittrich on the purpose of scientific & business experimentation
Dr. Dennis A. V. Dittrich is a full-time faculty member and Professor of Economics at Touro College Berlin.
3 common mistakes when doing content experiments
3 common mistakes when doing content experiments
Simple heuristics that focus on getting the most out of your (first) experiments
Chris Roth — cofounder DoubleBlinded — on taking a scientific aproach to life
Chris Roth — cofounder DoubleBlinded — on taking a scientific aproach to life
Chris is a software engineer turned data scientist with a specialization in health, biotech, and science. He is interested in quality of…
I Love Experiments — Sinan Aral — August 30th Amsterdam
I Love Experiments — Sinan Aral — August 30th Amsterdam
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Cindy Wu changes the scientific system with her crowdfunding platform for experiments
Cindy Wu changes the scientific system with her crowdfunding platform for experiments
Cindy Wu is a co-founder of Experiment, a crowdfunding platform for scientific research. During undergrad Cindy was funded by Howard Hughes…
How good management leads to better science with Daniel Lakens
How good management leads to better science with Daniel Lakens
Daniel Lakens is Assistant Professor in Applied Cognitive Psychology at the Eindhoven University of Technology. Professor Lakens is working…
Orchestrating large scale field experiments to do good
Orchestrating large scale field experiments to do good
Donald P. Green (born June 23, 1961) is a political scientist and quantitative methodologist at Columbia University. Prior to joining the…
Progress is made from series of experiments much more than from individual experiments my interview…
Progress is made from series of experiments much more than from individual experiments my interview…
Alvin Eliot Roth (born December 18, 1951) is the Craig and Susan McCaw professor of economics at Stanford University and the Gund professor…
Harvard professor Thomke on Why Business Experimentation Matters
Harvard professor Thomke on Why Business Experimentation Matters
Stefan Thomke, an authority on the management of innovation, is the William Barclay Harding Professor of Business Administration at Harvard…
Maximizing the ROI of Incentives with Uri
Maximizing the ROI of Incentives with Uri
Uri Gneezy is the Epstein/Atkinson Endowed Chair in Behavioral Economics and Professor of Economics & Strategy at the University of…
Why the C-suite isn’t interested in experimentation and how you could change it
Why the C-suite isn’t interested in experimentation and how you could change it
Business experiments are on the rise…
What if Data Scientists would run the Smart Grid?
What if Data Scientists would run the Smart Grid?
No, I am not talking about any data scientists, but the ones that work at Booking.com. And I don’t mean that this army of data scientists…
Why Big Data Needs Experiments with Dan Simons
Why Big Data Needs Experiments with Dan Simons
Dan Simons is a professor in the Departments of Psychology, Advertising, and Business Administration at the University of Illinois. His…
Using Artificial Intelligence to Balance Out Customer Value
Using Artificial Intelligence to Balance Out Customer Value
December 13 it was that time again: the second edition of #projectwaalhalla: Social Sciences for Startups. This time with Peter van der…