Seminars and Special Lectures

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4 Mar 2026

12.45h

Department of Economics

Omar Rachedi

ESADE University

The Carbon-Adjusted Fiscal Multiplier

4 Mar 2026

13.30h

Departments of Quantitative Methods & Mathematics

Esther Ruiz

Universidad Carlos III Madrid

Idiosyncratic cross-correlations and confidence regions for PC factors: Relevance for US inflation scenarios

3 Mar 2026

13.30h

Departments of Quantitative Methods & Mathematics

Leo Brauner

Goethe University Frankfurt

Log-Concavity principles for sections and projections of convex bodies

25 Feb 2026

12.45h

Department of Business Management

Julio de Castro

IE University

Are All Former Entrepreneurs Penalized Equally? How Entrepreneurial Skill Sets Influence Labor Market Outcomes

25 Feb 2026

13.00h

Department of Law

Giuseppe Mobilio

Universidad de Florencia

Poder y tecnologías de reconocimiento facial: a propósito del libro Next Democratic Frontiers for Facial Recognition Technology

25 Feb 2026

12.45h

Department of Business Management

Benedikt Seigner

IE University

Tackling Social Proximity Bias through Platform Governance

19 Feb 2026

13.30h

Departments of Quantitative Methods & Mathematics

Marina Logares

Universidad Complutense de Madrid

Integrability, Geometry, and Physics: A Unified View

18 Feb 2026

12.45h

Department of Business Management

Caroline Gauthier

Grenoble Ecole de Management

Digital Transparency and Divergent Sustainability Trajectories

18 Feb 2026

13.30h

Departments of Quantitative Methods & Mathematics

Christian Brownlees

LUISS Guido Carli

Which Factors Drive Downside Risk in the U.S. Economy?

17 Feb 2026

13.30h

Departments of Quantitative Methods & Mathematics

Sachindeo Vaidya

Indian Institute of Science

Confinement-deconfinement transition in gauge matrix models

9 Feb 2026

13.30h

Departments of Quantitative Methods & Mathematics

Miguel Tierz

Shanghai Institute for Mathematics and Interdisciplinary Sciences

A Random Matrix view of Quantum Spin and Fermionic chains

22 Jan 2026

12.45h

Department of Finance and Accounting

José Carabias Palmeiro

London School of Economics

The Dynamic Effects of Demand and Supply Disturbances on the Aggregate Earnings-Returns Relation: Evidence from the Information and Communication Technology Era