Join us in welcoming the 2023-2024 Class of Saieh Family Fellows! This academic year, nine early-career economists join the Saieh Family Fellows in Economics: Ludwig Straub, Tim Ederer, @bennykleinman, Juanma Castro-Vincenzi, Agathe Pernoud, Pauline Carry, Yong Cai, and Molly Schnell!

Since 2021, REStud has also sponsored a tour of North American universities by some of the most promising graduating doctoral students in economics and finance from European universities. Here are the selected speakers for 2023 and summaries of their JMPs. 🧵 1/6

.Tim Ederer TSE develops an empirical model of dynamic two-sided matching to provide a unifying explanation for the lack of supply of teachers in remote areas + policy recommendations using rich admin data from Peru. 3/6 sites.google.com/view/tim-ederer

I'm very honored to be part of such a great group. Looking forward to meeting you all! Many thanks to The Review of Economic Studies and to our future hosts.

We just wrapped up the 6th Rome Conference on Applied Microeconomics at EIEF - Einaudi Institute for Economics and Finance Lots of fun, impressive presenters, and a joy to organize with Matteo Paradisi, Winnie van Dijk, Lorenzo Magnolfi, and Nina Roussille Thanks to all!

We’re excited to host the ReStud North America Tour today! Five excellent talks lined up for the day by Chiara Aina (Zurich PhD), Tim Ederer (Toulouse), Virginia Minni (LSE), Lukas Nord (EUI) and Anna Vitali (UCL)

Today is the last day of 2023 REStud North America Tour. (Rice Economics, St. Louis Fed, @WUSTL and Brown Economics). Check out the excellent papers of our tourists, if you haven't done yet! Chiara Aina, Tim Ederer, Virginia Minni, Lukas Nord and Anna Vitali

Feeling very lucky to have spent the past week with this amazing group, I had a blast!

This is a fantastic paper, you should definitely have a look!

Très honorée de recevoir le prix de thèse Philippe Martin ! Un grand merci au Conseil d'analyse économique pour cette reconnaissance. Félicitations également à Gustave Kenedi !