We are happy to announce that this coming spring we have another excellent lineup of speakers for our weekly econometrics workshop. The workshop meets every Tuesday at 3:30pm in the Kellogg Global Hub, room 1410. The participants are the following:
We are happy to announce that this coming fall we have another excellent lineup of speakers for our weekly econometrics workshop. The workshop meets every Tuesday at 3:30PM in Kellogg Global Hub, 1410. The participants are the following:
This year we have two students working in the field of econometrics on the academic job market.
Sofya Budanova is a theoretical econometrician with interests in mixture models. She mainly works on estimation and inference in mixture models with an unknown number of mixtures using penalization methods. You can find her job market paper here.
Sergey Gitlin is a theoretical econometrician with interests in high dimensional models. He mainly works in developing regression methods that allow for a large number of regressors while delivering valid asymptotic confidence intervals for the coefficients of interest. You can find his job market paper here.
We are happy to announce that this coming fall we have another excellent lineup of speakers for our weekly econometrics workshop. The workshop meets every Tuesday at 3:30PM in Jacobs 3245. The participants are the following:
Natalia Lazzati, University of California Santa Cruz, will visit the Center for Econometrics from April 18 to April 22. She will give a seminar as part of the Econometrics Workshop Series on April 19. The title of her talk is “A revealed preference theory of monotone choice and strategic complementarity.” Natalia will sit in 3247 during her visit.
Federico Bugni, Duke University, will visit the Center for Econometrics from April 25 to April 29. He will give a seminar as part of the Econometrics Workshop Series on April 26. The title of his talk is TBA. Federico will sit in 3247 during his visit.
Bruce Hansen, University of Wisconsin Madison, will visit the
Center for Econometrics from May 16 to May 20. He will give a seminar as part of the Econometrics Workshop Series on May 17. The title of his talk is TBA. Bruce will sit in 3247 during his visit.
