I'm very proud of our three job market candidates this year. They all have terrific JMPs and a very promising pipeline. If your department is looking for talented economists using experimental methods, you should take a good look at them! Lina Lozano Nishtha Sharma Moritz Janas

Hi #EconTwitter, I am on the Job Market! My primary fields are Labor, Migration, and Political Economy. My secondary fields are Macro and Growth. In my 1st JMP, I examine how the global spread of the Internet affects immigrants' socio-economic integration in the US.🧵

On the #EconJobMarket ! In my JMP, I show that women disproportionately take blame for team failures and claim less credit for successes, even after accounting for performance, self-evaluations, and promotion motives. More details about it here :) drive.google.com/file/d/1qCV2op…

Today at LISER we close our experimental seminar series for 2024 with the visit of Stefano Caria Stefano Caria, presenting his important work on mitigating the impacts of job loss in low income countries.

It will take some time to get used to it 😊

📢Sabino Kornrich and I are hiring a 3-year Postdoc to join us at NYUAD Social Science to work on parenting, childhood inequalities, and parenting norms in international/comparative perspective using experimental methods. apply.interfolio.com/160976 PAA IUSSP @ASA_Family

It has been fantastic to present and attend the WoBE@E on Governance in Behavior in Valencia. Thanks to the organizers, @EnriqueFatas, Jordi Brandts, Shaun Hagreaves-Heap and Lina Restrepo.

Today at LISER we had the pleasure of receiving Michael Kosfeld in our 3E seminar series, who presented his recent work on measuring preferences through survey and behavioral experiments

It was wonderful to visit Universität Konstanz and present my work at the TWI. Thanks to Ankush Asri and Christina Felfe for the invitation.

Today LISER as part of the 3E seminar series, we had Suanna Oh Suanna Oh from Paris School of Economics who presented her exciting and recent work on workers’ demand for flexible contracts.

🚀New paper alert!📄 The Internet & social media often get blamed for harming users' health & well-being. But is that always the case? In this paper (soon in AEA:P&P), I ask: How does global Internet expansion affect immigrants' well-being? The answer & details below👇(1/6)

We had the exciting launch of LISER POLICY LAB LISER with a great keynote talk by Abhijit Banerjee.

📣 We’re hiring! 📣 Join Ludger Woessmann and my team at ifo Education as a PhD student to conduct super-exciting field experiments in the Economics of Education 🤩🚀 Reach out if you have any questions! 💪🏻🙏🏻 ifo Institut CESifo

Today Esade we had the visit of Manu Munoz-Herrera from LISER , who presented his new work on how equal opportunity prompts can reduce discrimination in selection processes without penalizing high performing candidates.

Today LISER as part of our 3E seminar series in experiments, ethics and economics, we had the great visit of Robert Stuber Robert Stüber from Warwick

I am delighted to have returned to the University of Valencia Universitat València to see old colleagues and friends and to present the results of a field experiment on how to reduce discrimination in selection processes using equal opportunity prompts

Very happy to have presented my work on "Mitigating selection biases in organizational networks" at the University of Luxembourg uni.lu . Thanks to Tibor Neugebauer for the invitation.

Today in our 3E seminar series at LISER. David Schindler from Tilburg University presented his work on "The (mis)perceived determinants of team success". Thanks David for the very thought provoking talk and for sharing your time and comments with our PhD students.

Sooo happy to visit again NYU Abu Dhabi and present at the workshop on the Frontiers of network science. It was a wonderful event and it was great to see again old colleagues and friends. Thanks to Mario Molina and Minsu Park for the invitation.

So happy to have hosted the Field Days workshop at LISER . We had a great line up of speakers during one day and a half of exciting talks and great conversations. Thanks to all who presented and attended