Arthur Turrell

Research Economist - Advanced Analytics

Biography

Arthur came to the Bank from Imperial College where he was a post-doctoral researcher in the theory and computation of plasma physics. His research interests are in agent-based modelling, heterogeneity, ‘big’ data, machine learning, and the labour market.

Full list of Arthur's publications

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Arthur's Bank publications

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Making text count: economic forecasting using...

Making text count: economic forecasting using newspaper text
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Using online job vacancies to understand...

Using online job vacancies to understand the UK labour market from the bottom-up
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Using job vacancies to understand the effects...

Using job vacancies to understand the effects of labour market mismatch on UK output and productivity
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An interdisciplinary model for macroeconomics

An interdisciplinary model for macroeconomics

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Arthur's Bank Underground blog posts

Machine learning the news for better macroeconomic forecasting - October 2020
Covid-19 briefing: epi-macro 101 - August 2020
What’s in the News? Text-Based Confidence Indices and Growth Forecasts - February 2019
Making big data work for economics - September 2018
Using machine learning to understand the mix of jobs in the economy in real-time - August 2018
Bitesize: Power and progress - October 2016
Forming strong bonds: dynamics in corporate bond markets - August 2016

Arthur's selected academic publications

Efficient evaluation of collisional energy transfer terms for plasma particle simulations, with M. Sherlock, and S. J. Rose, Journal of Plasma Physics (2016)  
Self-consistent inclusion of classical large-angle Coulomb collisions in plasma Monte Carlo simulations, with M. Sherlock, and S. J. Rose, Journal of Computational Physics (2015)  
Ultrafast collisional ion heating by electrostatic shocks, with M. Sherlock, and S. J. Rose, Nature communications (2015)  
A Monte Carlo algorithm for degenerate plasmas, with M. Sherlock, and S. J. Rose, Journal of Computational Physics (2013) 

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