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CWiPP hosted an informal workshop on quantitative research methods of modelling the dynamics of childhood well-being and the effects of growing up in poverty on 1st August 2013. The workshop which was attended by over 20 researchers from different departments in the University of 91Ö±²¥. The workshop consisted of informal presentations followed by discussions. Presenters and topics included:

• Andy Dickerson and Gurleen Popli (Economics): Modelling, methods and evidence
• Robin Purshouse (Automatic Control and Systems Engineering): Agent-based approaches to modelling social systems
• Richard Rowe (Psychology): Behaviour, genetics and growing up in poverty
• Mark Tomlinson (Sociology): Artificial intelligence and machine learning techniques