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RT @cecfee: 📢 Hiring Alert!
@LEADatKrea invites applications for a Research Associate (Economics) for the DP-WEE project, researching wom…
Congratulations to @pradeepkuc for the Science publication! Pradeep had presented this paper at the SERI annual conference this July at ISB Hyderabad. Great to see research highlighted at SERI platform receiving due recognition. @ISBedu #econtwitter
Now published @ScienceMagazine! A phone-free classroom experiment involving about 17,000 students in Odisha, India.
With @Alpsungu & @andbjn
Over two days at ISI Delhi, 4 speakers took PhD scholars and early-career econ faculty from institutions in Delhi NCR & across country through the frontier of economic research: text-as-data & LLMs, satellite data, structural methods, and spatial data infrastructure. (1/4)
Thank you to our speakers @sugatchaturvedi , @_AnshumanTiwari , @TisharaG and keynote speaker @thesamasher , to Prof. Farzana Afridi and the DP-WEE team, and to every participant who brought such energy to the discussions. (3/4)
Organised by EPU (ISI Delhi) & @LEADatKrea under the DP-WEE Project, in collaboration with @SERI_Network. Stay tuned! #EconTwitter #CapacityBuilding (4/4)
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The second day of “New Data & Methods” opens with Assistant Professor @TisharaG session on ‘Misallocation and Measurement’. Her presentation will examine distortions and wedges in the economy, along with recent econometric frameworks for measuring them.
Later today, (@thesamasher )Sam Asher will reflect on 21st Century Data for 21st Century Economic Challenges. Stay tuned for live updates from both sessions!
@LEADatKrea @SERI_Network @cecfee
#DPWEE #NewDataAndMethods #Economics #EconomicResearch #DataScience #Econometrics #DevelopmentEconomics #ResearchMethods #AcademicResearch #PhD #EarlyCareerResearchers
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Kicking off Day 1 of 'New Data & Methods', a 2-day workshop organized by EPU (ISI Delhi) and @LEADatKrea under the Digital Platforms and Women's Economic Empowerment (DP-WEE) Project, in collaboration with @SERI_Network.
The workshop will feature lectures and a keynote session by leading economists who speak about the changing role of data and methodological developments in the field.
Speakers:
• @sugatchaturvedi - Machine learning and text-as-data in labour economics
• @_AnshumanTiwari - Satellite and other data for climate & energy
• @TisharaG - Structural methods, industrial organization & firms
Keynote: @thesamasher (Sam Asher) - Spatial data & urbanization
We will be sharing live updates over the two days. Stay tuned! (1/n)
#Economics #DevelopmentEconomics #DataScience #MachineLearning #ClimateEconomics #UrbanEconomics
Seats are limited!
Register now: forms.gle/jsfyuP8SYBZBFBfy8
📢 Announcing the "New Data & Methods" , a workshop for PhD students and early-career faculty!
Join us on 30–31 July 2026 at the Auditorium, ISI Delhi Centre for two days of lectures on cutting-edge empirical methods in economics, featuring leading researchers working on industrial organization, labour, climate & energy, and urban economics.
Speakers:
• @TisharaG - Structural methods, industrial organization & firms
• @sugatchaturvedi - Machine learning and text-as-data in labour economics
• @_AnshumanTiwari - Satellite and other data for climate & energy
• Keynote: @thesamasher (Sam Asher) - Spatial data & urbanization
The workshop is organized by @LEADatKrea and the Indian Statistical Institute (ISI) Delhi Centre under the Digital Platforms and Women's Economic Empowerment (DP-WEE) Project, in collaboration with @SERI_Network
📌 Registration is mandatory.
🗓️ Register by 20 July.
🎓 More details in the attached Image.
🔗 Register here, it's free: forms.gle/5V5Vo5ZRaDKXviK1A
#Economics #DevelopmentEconomics #DataScience #MachineLearning #ClimateEconomics #UrbanEconomics
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Studying India’s low female labour force participation, @aakash_dev94 & Chatterjee show that the reason lies at intersection of 2 forces that have largely been studied in isolation—macroeconomic environment & distribution of unpaid work within household
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📢 Call for Papers!
12th Annual SERI Workshop
📅 17–18 July 2026
📍 @ISBedu (ISB Hyderabad)
Economists in India - submit your work for in-depth feedback & discussion.
Apply Now: drive.google.com/file/d/1E-8…
⏳ Deadline: 3 May 2026
#CallForPapers #EconTwitter #PhD #AcademiaIndia
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The @ComparativeEcon 5th ACES Political Economy Summer School (Aug 12–14, Kathmandu 🇳🇵) is now accepting applications from PhD students in economics and related fields.
This 3-day summer school will expose participants to cutting-edge research in political economy, economic history, and development economics, and offer students a unique opportunity to interact with leading scholars including Prof. Farzana Afridi (ISI Delhi).
To apply, please submit a two-page research outline on a specific topic and a CV to Brian Deutsch, Coordinator of Membership Services, at [email protected].
⏳ Deadline: April 15, 2026
🔗 acesecon.org/conferences/202…
#SERI-D Conference 2026
• ~50 participants
• 10 shortlisted papers
• 10 discussants
• 2 days
Grateful to everyone who made it possible.
Looking forward to many more thoughtful discussions and collaboration like this.
@SERI_Network @AhdUniv @LEADatKrea @cecfee
Prof. @sabya_economist ,Executive Committee Member at SERI, delivered the vote of thanks at #SERI-D2026, acknowledging Prof. Farzana Afridi (Head, DP-WEE project @LEADatKrea ), Prof. @PriyomaM (@AhdUniv ) and @GautamRajOhdar (DP-WEE) for coordinating and co-funding the conference
Abhishek Mohanty (@IITKanpur ) constructs a novel India-specific climate risk index using news data & textual analysis, then use local projections to trace its dynamic effects on inflation.
The discussant Prof. Aranya Chakraborty @aranyacecon (@AhdUniv ) summarised the findings, but raised doubts on the causal claim of the climate risk index. He suggested better interpretation as to what the index represents, and separation oftransitional and physical risks.
