PhD Students
Profiles of PhD students currently enrolled at the School of Economics, including supervisors and research interests.
| Name (sorted in ascending order) | Role | Research Interests | |
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| Camille Boudot-Reddy | Fourth year PhD student | Camille.Boudot@ed.ac.uk |
Camille's research interest include development economics with a particular focus on the agricultural sector and labour productivity. Supervisors: Maia Guell & Liang Bai |
| Stuart Breslin | Second Year PhD student | Stuart.Breslin@ed.ac.uk |
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| Andre Butler | Second year PhD Student | andre.butler@ed.ac.uk |
Andre’s research interests are at the frontier of agriculture, climate science, and development economics. |
| Yanxiao Cao | First year PhD student | Yanxiao.Cao@ed.ac.uk |
Yanxiao's main research interests focus on economic growth and development. |
| Kezhen Chen | s1935572@ed.ac.uk |
Kezhen's current research interests lie in microeconomic theory, knowledge creation and evaluation. |
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| Tuocheng Chen | s1924850@ed.ac.uk |
Tuocheng's main research interest is microeconomic theory, game theory, information design, mechanism design |
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| Mory Clark | Fourth year PhD student | Mory.Clark@ed.ac.uk |
Mory’s current research will focus on the impacts of migration, human capital formation and the impacts on global inequality, using micro founded macroeconomics to model these effects. Mory hopes his research will shed more light on the true economic impact of migration and how individual’s behaviour is affected in the presence of the possibility of migration. Supervisors: Sevi Mora & Andy Snell |
| James Dunham | Third year PhD Student | James.Dunham@ed.ac.uk |
James' interests lie in econometrics, development economics and applications of experimental and behavioural economics outside the lab. |
| Yue Gu | Third year PhD Student | Yue.Gu@ed.ac.uk |
Yue’s research interest is in labour economics and her dissertation topic is about the impact of childcare policy on female labour supply. |
| Kavisha Gupta | First year PhD student | s1756426@sms.ed.ac.uk | |
| Krista Holthaus | First year PhD student | k.l.h.holthaus@ed.ac.uk | |
| Brian Jagusch | Second year PhD student | brian.jagusch@ed.ac.uk |
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| Aleksandr Kostylev | First year PhD student | s1332880@sms.ed.ac.uk | |
| Kevin Le | Second year PhD Student | k.n.le@sms.ed.ac.uk |
Kevin’s primary research interests are in the economics of science and R&D and knowledge based technologies, initially from macro and econometric perspectives. He will sooner or later likely find himself trying to understand search and matching of PhD graduates. |
| Jiaying Li | s1941036@ed.ac.uk | ||
| Shunhan Li | s.s.li-1@sms.ed.ac.uk | ||
| Christian Lippitsch | Fourth year PhD Student | Christian.Lippitsch@ed.ac.uk |
Christian is interested in macroeconomics in general and in development economics in particular. Currently he is working on a project about land markets, missallocation and investment in developing countries. Another projects examines the relationship between smallholder farming and the impacts of climate change. |
| Siting (Estée) Lu | s.lu@ed.ac.uk |
Game Theory, Behavioural Economics |
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| Jianxun Lyu | Second year PhD Student | j.lyu-3@sms.ed.ac.uk |
Jianxun's research interests lie in (evolutionary) game theory and its applications on cultural transmission and evolution. He is also interested in the political economy and gender inequality. |
| Enric Martorell | enric.martorell@ed.ac.uk |
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| David Mesa-Ruiz | D.Mesa@ed.ac.uk |
Applied Economics Labour Economics Health Economics Development Economics |
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| Rachel Scarfe | Third year PhD Student | Rachel.Scarfe@ed.ac.uk |
Rachel's main research interest is labour economics, particularly non-standard work. She is currently researching zero-hours contracts. |
| Jun Shen | jun.shen@ed.ac.uk |
Macroeconomics and Applied Econometrics |
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| Sikandar Singh Soin | Fourth year PhD student | sikandar.soin@ed.ac.uk |
Sikandar’s research interests include economic theory and adapting mathematics to economic problems. In particular, using the methods from the theory of networks to model different economic interactions to shed light on interdependence in decision making and exploring policy implications of the same. Supervisors: Tim Worrall & Andrew Clausen |
| Christopher Stapenhurst | c.stapenhurst@ed.ac.uk |
Mechanism design, information design, corruption, regulation, climate change. Hypotheses testing for ordinal vairables. Animal welfare. Social learning andpsychology. |
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| Paul Telemo | Third year PhD Student | paul.telemo@ed.ac.uk |
Paul's main research interest is labour economics, with recent work concerning routine-biased technological change and intergenerational mobility in the labour market. He also has soft spots for microeconomics and environmental economics. |
| Lee Tyrrell-Hendry | Second year PhD Student | l.tyrrell-hendry@sms.ed.ac.uk |
Lee's research interests lie in the intersection of macroeconomics and finance, in particular understanding financial crises and policies to help prevent or recover from them. |
| Yaoyao Xu | Second year PhD Student | s1737265@sms.ed.ac.uk |
Yaoyao is interested in behavioural and experimental economics. |