Seminars and Special Lectures

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22 Oct 2025

13.30h

Departments of Quantitative Methods & Mathematics

Mitchell Taylor

ETH Zurich

On the exact failure of the hot spots conjecture

21 Oct 2025

12.45h

Department of Finance and Accounting

Robert Hill

Bank of Canada

In Search of Sparsity: Bayesian Sparse Factor Models and the Factor Zoo

16 Oct 2025

12.45h

Department of Economics

Sarah Auster

University of Bonn

A Theory of Choice Overload

15 Oct 2025

12.45h

Department of Economics

Hugo Hopenhayn

University of California, Los Angeles

Big Push in Distorted Economies

14 Oct 2025

12.45h

Department of Finance and Accounting

Murillo Campello

Warrington College - University of Florida

Tax Incentives and Venture Capital Risk-taking

13 Oct 2025

13.30h

Departments of Quantitative Methods & Mathematics

Carlos Martí Gómez-Aldaraví

Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory

Gaussian process models for sequence-function relationships

9 Oct 2025

12.45h

Department of Economics

Carlos Sunyer

UC3M

Political Polarization and Human Capital Allocation

8 Oct 2025

12.45h

Department of Economics

Paula Onuchic

London School of Economics

How do groups speak and how are they understood?

8 Oct 2025

12.45h

Department of Business Management

Nicole Abi-Ester

London School of Economics

Non-Native Speakers: Judged More Harshly, But Higher Quality Content?

7 Oct 2025

13.30h

Departments of Quantitative Methods & Mathematics

Jesús Núñez Zimbrón

Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México

Universally Infinitesimally Hilbertian Spaces

1 Oct 2025

12.45h

Department of Economics

Rajkamal Iyer

Imperial College Business School

Estimating the Impact of Loan Supply Shocks

1 Oct 2025

14.30H

Department of Business Management

Grazia Santangelo

Copenhagen Business School

Media Coverage and the Termination of Irresponsible Suppliers in Global Value Chains