📰CINCH's new working paper: "Breaking the Night Barrier: Night-Shift Reforms and Women's Work in India" by Nisha Vernekar @NishaVernekar1 and Karan Singhal @karansinghal93 . 👉👉 https://t.co/tpwtuVm8Ua

I have leftover funding for a PhD student for one year (ideally Sept '25 - Sept '26). Might be a good fit for someone wanting to delay going on the market. Please send interested students my way!

Today we wrapped up the 3rd #CINCH @dggoe #summerschool in #healtheconomics 5 intense days of learning, networking, and mentoring have come to an end. Big congratulations to Rossella De Sabbata for winning the Best Paper Award!🏆 Stay tuned for next year’s edition! @unidue

We finished days 2-3 of our #summerschool in #healtheconomics Packed with insights from @jmwooldridge on recent DiD methods @StefanieSchurer on policy applications @Erdal_Tekin_ on the publication process Plus great presentations throughout💪 #econtwitter

Kicking off the 3rd CINCH-dggö #summerschool in #healtheconomics Day 1 brought inspiring talks by @jmwooldridge and @StefanieSchurer, lively discussions & great company. Thanks to all participants for making it such a strong start 🙌 @dggoe #econtwitter

🚨 One spot just opened up for our Summer School in Health Economics! 🌞 Top-notch lectures by @jmwooldridge and @StefanieSchurer, presentations, and a great social program are waiting for you. #econtwitter First come, first served – apply now!

📰CINCH's new working paper: "Remote Schooling during the Pandemic: A Double Burden for Working Parents in Sweden?" by Christoph Kronenberg, Ulf-Göran Gerdtham, and Martin Karlsson. 👉 https://t.co/tpwtuVm8Ua . #CINCH #remoteschooling #pandemic #workingparents

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📢 Call for Applications 📢 DAAD Guest Professorship in Health Economics Spend winter term 2025/26 at CINCH in Essen 🇩🇪 – collaborate, teach, and enjoy a vibrant research environment. Deadline: May 1, 2025 Questions? Contact @daniel_kuehnle @healtheconomics #econtwitter

📰CINCH's new working paper: "Managers and Public Hospital Performance" by Pablo Muñoz and Cristóbal Otero @cristobalotero . #CINCH #publichospitalperformance 👉 https://t.co/tpwtuVm8Ua

📢Calling PhD students & early post-docs 📢 Join the 3rd CINCH-dggö Academy in #healtheconomics! When? Aug 11 - Aug 15, 2025 Where? CINCH, University of Duisburg-Essen Themes: "Causal policy analysis & the economics of child development" #EconTwitter @Healtheconall #ihea

📰CINCH's new working paper: "The Economy, the Gosh in Your Gene, and the Escape from Premature Mortality" by Dora Costa, Lars Olov Bygren, Benedickt Graf, @karlsson_berg , and Joseph Price. #CINCH #prematuremortality #multigenerationaltransmisssion 👉 https://t.co/tpwtuVmGJI

📢New CINCH's Working paper: "Severe Health Shocks and Financial Well-being" by @elintyramolin , @KMajlesi , and @pau_roth #CINCH #healthshocks #finanicaldistress #Essenhealthconference 👉 https://t.co/VRM3S56L3B

After 5 days, we wrapped up the #CINCH @dggoe academy in @healtheconomics Congratulations to @florastiftinger and @LeveneurPauline for sharing the best paper award! To all participants: THANK YOU 🙏 It's been a terrific experience and great fun 🥳 #econtwitter @unidue

Good times in Essen 😍 @daniel_kuehnle @HallaMartin @MeltemDaysal @BSiflinger

Days 2 and 3 are a wrap! Learnt so much from.. .. @agoodmanbacon on recent DiD methods .. @MeltemDaysal on Economics of Mental Health ..@Manisha_econ on publication process .. super interesting presentations 💪 Capped off each day with socials at #Tetraeder and #Zollverein🥳

Impressions from day 1 of the #CINCH @dggoe Academy in #healtheconomics Many thanks to @MeltemDaysal @agoodmanbacon and all participants for making this a great day 🙌🙏 Finishing off a packed day with a walk around #Baldeneysee

We're about to get started with the 2nd CINCH-dggoe Academy in #healtheconomics Super excited!!🥳🥳 @dggoe @CINCHessen @UDE_Econ #econtwitter

Back from a wonďerful workshop in #Minneapolis. Many thanks to the organizers @c_kronenberg @EGolberstein and to my discussant @annecapaway. I learnt a lot and even visited #Minnehaha Falls!

Stats is broken. Causal inference is broken. Together they are less broken. I will teach a 3h online course in September, aimed at ppl who have tried to understand connections btw causal inference & statistical inference but were discouraged by notation & puffery. @StatHorizons