Society for Risk Analysis

Risk InSight

Risk InSight (formerly known as Let's Talk Risk) is the official podcast of Risk Analysis, the peer-reviewed journal publishing original research on the assessment and management of risks to human health, safety, and the environment since 1980.Each episode brings the journal's research to life, with conversations spanning quantitative and qualitative approaches to risk across public health, engineering, environmental science, social science, and policy. Whether you're a practitioner, researcher, or simply risk-curious, Risk Insight turns rigorous science into accessible, thought-provoking disc...

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Society for Risk Analysis

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Science

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13. okt. 2026

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We've Been Underestimating Climate Change 27.03.2018

Roshanak Nateghi, PhD, professor of industrial engineering at Purdue University, and Seth Guikema, PhD, professor of industrial & operations engineering and civil & environmental engineering at the University of Michigan, discuss harnessing data driven risk analytics and predictive modeling with regard to weather extremes, climate change and the resiliency of critical infrastructure. 

The Uncertainty Component 27.03.2018

Hiba Baroud, PhD, professor of civil and environmental engineering at Vanderbilt University, discusses resilience in the context of risk analysis, including reconfiguration on systems, anti-fragility, vulnerability, modeling and assessments. 

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