📢📢📢New WP alert : In my new work with Pietro Biroli, Amalia Di Girolamo and Maddalena Totarelli we design and evaluate an online 💻 role model mentoring program for middle school students🏫. Does it work? Click on the link below to discover it... 😎drive.google.com/file/d/16ihk2f… [1/2]

I've been incredibly lucky to have met inspiring role models throughout my career. Now, I am excited to share our working paper exploring the impact of role models, co-authored with Pietro Biroli, Amalia Di Girolamo, and Giuseppe Sorrenti. Check it out below!

🚨📢 It's JM season! Are you hiring in Applied Econ? Don't miss the chance to interview Maddalena Totarelli & discover her fantastic work at the intersection of labor & crime. Still to be convinced? Read her JMP on rehabilitation programs in prisons sites.google.com/site/maddalena…

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.🧵

📢 Call for Papers: 3rd Workshop on Economics of Education 🏔️ 🗓️ Aug 19-22, 2025 | Valle Nevado, Chile (ski resort in the Andes!) 👤 Keynote: John Friedman (@...) 📊 Applied Econometrics Talk: Steve Pischke 📝 Submit by: March 2, 2025 🔗 Submit here: uandes.cl/workshop-on-ec…

Finally presenting in a panel exclusively focused on international students with @Morgan_Raux, Michel Beine and Javier Sánchez Bachiller. Great audience at the Conference on Immigration in OECD ➡️ Better Policies for Better Lives Countries in Paris

Some pics from this year’s edition! 📸 We had a great time, including: Josefa Aguirre Stanislav Avdeev Jason Baron Chris Campos Paul Christian Ricardo Estrada Veronica Frisancho Aram Grigoryan Benjamin Hansen Assaf Kott Mike Kuhn Christopher A. Neilson Umut Ӧzek Cristián Sánchez Andrés Barrios Fernández Idaliya Grigoryeva

Visiting the University of Bergen to work on my health economics project on medical diagnoses. Big thanks to my hosts, Julie Riise and Julian Vedeler Johnsen! If you are around, I’d be happy to meet for a coffee or a very expensive Norwegian beer.

Check out our new working paper on researcher variation in economics with Nick HK, Claus Pörtner, et al. Main takeaway: let’s start a discussion on how to properly clean data. Also, a personal milestone: nowhere near the first authors with my surname! papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf…

The Many-Economists project with Nick HK, The Sources of Researchers Variation in Economics, is now on SSRN. We had 146 teams perform the same research task three times, each with less freedom, to explore what drives differences across researchers. papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf…

The working paper for the Many-Economists project, which got a lot of juice from this very platform, is available! The Sources of Researcher Variation in Economics looks into researcher degrees of freedom and tries to isolate which ones are important. Data cleaning!

🚀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)

Thank you Tinbergen Institute ! tinbergen.nl/news/1045/tinb…