Open Evidence supported the European Institute for Gender Equality in a publication on opportunities and risks of digitalisation

Posted April 9, 2019

Posted by Alexandra Theben

The European Institute for Gender Equality (EIGE) has published the report “Gender Equality and youth: opportunities and risks of digitalization”, where Open Evidence contributed by developing a methodology for qualitative research to fill the knowledge gaps in the area of gender. The report works as part of EIGE’s contribution to monitor EU progress towards gender […]

Call for application for postdoctoral research fellowships

Posted February 18, 2019

Posted by Nuria Febrer

The UOC Research and Innovation Committee has published a call for application of six vacancies for three-year postdoctoral research fellowships. Open Evidence Research, as a spin-off of UOC, would be pleased to welcome you to join our team of researchers. The concerning fields of study available for the position at Open Evidence Research are social sciences, health sciences […]

Open job positions at Open Evidence

Posted February 7, 2019

Posted by Nuria Febrer

Open Evidence is growing and we are currently hiring Consultants and Data Scientists to join our offices in Barcelona and Milan. Interested applicants must send their CVs to lcarinena@open-evidence.com. VACANCY: Data Scientist Job responsibilities: Predictive analytics. Create and fit models for supervised learning (classification and regression) Descriptive analytics. Discovering patterns in data via profiling, clustering, association rules, […]

The new informative plan for skin prevention and protection kicks off in Badalona

Posted February 4, 2019

Posted by Nuria Febrer

Read this article in English and Spanish For the second year, Badalona Servicios Asistenciales (BSA) will launch an action plan to prevent and raise awareness among the population on skin protection. The plan is based on a project developed by the BSA-UOC chair, which was published in the summer of 2018. The project analysed data […]

Open Evidence will conduct a new study on tobacco products for the European Commission

Posted January 23, 2019

Posted by Simone Vitiello

Open Evidence, in consortium with London School of Economics, BDI Research and the Catalan Institute of Oncology, will conduct the study “Consumer preference and perception of specific categories of tobacco and related products” for the European Commission (DG Sante). The study wants to analyse the consumer preferences and perceptions of consumers on 5 tobacco product […]

Open Evidence will lead a behavioural study on travel booking advertising and marketing

Posted January 18, 2019

Posted by Alexandra Theben

Open Evidence, in consortium with London School of Economics, BDI Research and Kantar TNS, will be leading a new project for the European Commission (CHAFEA) on Advertising and Marketing Practices in travel booking websites and apps. In this study Open Evidence will identify the problematic drivers of consumer decision making and in particular problematic commercial practices, widely used […]

Open Evidence will conduct a new behavioural study for the European Commission

Posted January 10, 2019

Posted by Frans Folkvord

We are pleased to announce that Open Evidence, in consortium with EY, will conduct the study ‘Behavioural economic analysis of professionals’ incentives in health professions and in business services professions’ for the European Commission (DG GROW). This behavioural study aims to provide a theoretical and empirical analysis of how professional regulation in health and business […]

Open Evidence launches a new Big Data project for the Catalan Health Institute

Posted December 17, 2018

Posted by Pedro González

Read this article in English, Spanish or Catalan. During last few years, Open Evidence has developed different projects in the field of health data that have allowed the introduction of data processing and storage solutions to facilitate their subsequent analysis. This methodology has widened the possibilities offered by the new Big Data and artificial intelligence […]

Open Evidence is supporting health organisations to test the new MAFEIP tool

Posted December 13, 2018

Posted by Clara Fauli

Several organisations are currently trying MAFEIP 2.0, the new version of the tool launched this year. MAFEIP has been enriched with new functionalities, based on the feedback received from users during the study to “Support Services for the Management and Utilization of Monitoring and Assessment of the EIP-MAFEIP Tool”, conducted by Open Evidence and empirica. […]

Open Evidence will study the Digital Government Transformation in the EU in a new project for the European Commission

Posted December 5, 2018

Posted by Giovanni Liva

We are pleased to announce that Open Evidence, in consortium with PPMI, RAND, POLIMI and Martel, will conduct the study ‘Exploring Digital Government Transformation in the EU: understanding public sector innovation in a data-driven society’ for the European Commission (DG JRC-IPTS). This exploratory study will inform the European Commission’s ongoing work on the evolution of […]

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