On the Origin of Risk, which will initially be available on Kindle ebook, presents a new way of understanding the deep biases we have in the business and scientific communities in our theories of risk and the core concepts we use to manage risk, especially as organisations.
In this talk, Adam will present the evidence and argument from cutting-edge biology that risk is managed differently in organisms in Nature, and that we must learn from Nature in order to develop new theories and lead our mathematics of risk in new directions.
In the final half On the Origin of Risk sketches out what these new directions look like. It presents the beginning of a new way to look at problems of risk, including a technical appendix that adds new details on the new mathematics of risk which leverages our latest empirical knowledge of biological systems and original research by the author.
Adam Timlett Adam is the Founder of Turing Meta. Adam also works for Phonographic Performance Limited, and has worked in technology across various industries including Biomedical research, Finance, Retail, Spatial Planning and most recently, Media.
He continues to carry out research and collaborate with professional researchers at Imperial College, London, and in industry.
He has given presentations at various conferences and universities some of which can also be found on the www.turingmeta.org blog.
He is also a member of Promoting Economic Pluralism, the Model Driven Engineering Network, MDENet and a Fellow of the Royal Statistical Society.
Adam has a Research Masters in Philosophy from University of East Anglia and is a History Graduate from Trinity College, Oxford University.
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