Innovations at the U.S. Agency for International Development: A physicist's adventure at USAID, Prof. John LoSecco

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Location: zoom

Part of the Jefferson Science Fellowship Distinguished Lecture Series

A physicist's adventure at USAID

Prof. John LoSecco
University of Notre Dame
2020 Jefferson Science Fellow in USAID LAP/OI & DDI/ITR/EPIC

This talk is a brief survey of my time at USAID. I have applied quantitative analysis techniques to try to quantify the effectiveness of several programs within the Agency. These include, countering malign influences, surveying field reports on non-permissive environments, summarizing reports, comparing the journey to self-reliance metrics and 5G communications infrastructure. These have helped to identify highlights in USAID’s programs and places where innovations may be effective.

Registration required in advance:

https://nasem.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_W_5jVbVdS0yu_uP7hVriUQ

Contact: STFellowship@usaid.gov with questions and to be added to the calendar invitation.