Presenters

Paolo Zaffaroni

Anna Zaharieva

Nahim Bin Zahur

Andrei Zaloilo

Diego Zambiasi

I'm Diego, a lecturer (assistant professor) at Newcastle University Business School, UK, specializing in the economics of crime. My research spans street crime, white-collar crime, and the effects of drug regulation on criminal and police behavior. Utilizing large datasets from the US, UK, and Italy, I investigate the determinants of criminal and police actions across diverse settings.

Pascal Zamorski

Andy Zapechelnyuk

Chloé Zapha

Aliaksandr Zaretski

Labrini Zarpala

Marta Zava

On the job market! I apply Complexity & Network Science to Venture Capital data. I also work on banking and capital markets, artificial intelligence and natural language processing. I’m PhD candidate at GSEFM (Goethe, Frankfurt, Germany) and contract researcher and professor at Bocconi (Milan, Italy). Read my new book:“The Science of Influencers and Superspreaders
Using Networks and AI to Understand Fake News, Pandemics, Markets, and the Brain” (Makse & Zava, Springer Nature)

Sebastian Zelzner

Jan Žemlička

Hi! I am a Ph.D. candidate in Finance at the University of Zürich and the Swiss Finance Institute working under the guidance of Felix Kübler. Previously, I was a student of Marek Kapička at CERGE-EI, and spent Fall 2022 as a visiting scholar at UPenn Economics under the supervision of Jesús Fernandéz-Villaverde.
My research interests lie in macrofinance, monetary economics, and development of computational methods for solving models originating in those fields.

Miguel Zerecero

Leopold Zessner-Spitzenberg

Murad Zeynalli

Hongliang Zhang

Hongsong Zhang

Lichen Zhang

Longtian Zhang

Rui Zhang

Shuonan Zhang

I'm a Lecturer at the University of Southampton. Before taking my current position, I was a research fellow in Macroeconomics at the University of Portsmouth, and I obtained a Ph.D in Economics from the University of Manchester.

My studies broadly understand interactions between short-run fluctuations and long-run growth or development issues. In particular, my research interests include business cycles, economic growth, financial development, DSGE modelling, and the Chinese economy.

Xiaohan Zhang

Xinhan Zhang

Yanren Zhang

Yifan Zhang

I am a Ph.D. candidate at Toulouse School of Economics and I will be in the 2024/25 academic job market. I apply empirical tools to understand the determinants of individual beliefs and behaviors.

My research fields are Economic History, Development Economics, and Political Economy. In my JMP, I identify and compare both horizontal transmission and vertical transmission of son preference with the usage of natural experiments, historical archives, and population censuses.

Yifan Zhang - Oxford

I am a DPhil (PhD) candidate in Economics at the University of Oxford. My research interests span macroeconomics and macrofinance, with a specific focus on expectation formation and bounded rationality.
Personal page: https://www.yifanzhang.io/

Tong Zhao

Xin Zhao

Anson Zhou

Haonan Zhou

Lingyun Zhou

Christian Zihlmann

Leah Zimmerer

Julia Zimmermann

Postdoctoral Researcher at the Centre for Economics, Policy, and History at Trinity College Dublin | Specializing in the Economic History of Russia, Central Asia, and East Germany | Focused on Network Theory, Spatial Data, and utilizing sources beyond full-count census data, including secret police archives and collective biographies | First-Generation Academic | PhD from Freie Universität Berlin | Proud Adopted Berliner.

Klaus F. Zimmermann

Nicholas Ziros

Andrei Zlate

Sarah Zoi

Alessandro Zona Mattioli

PhD student at VU Amsterdam. I am interested in how the rising importance of intangible capital - defined as tacit knowledge - is affecting the economy. My work focuses on how it is influencing the financial needs of companies and the relationship between workers and firms.

Xia Zou

Gabriel Züllig

Álvaro Zúñiga-Cordero