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Tutors

Below is a list of members of staff assigned as RAE Tutors for the 2024-25 academic year.

The table below gives a brief description of the RAE tutors' research interests and their class meeting time/s.

RAE classes begin in week 3 of the Autumn term.

Name Research Interest Day Start Time End time Room
Lory BarileLink opens in a new window
  • Behavioural and Experimental Economics
  • Public and Environmental Economics
  • Applied Microeconomics
Monday 14:00 15:00 FAB6.01
Jeisson Cardenas RubioLink opens in a new window

My research interests are:

Applied Microeconometrics, in particular Labour Economics. Also, I am interested in using big data and artificial intelligence for economic analysis.

Thursday 14:00 15:00 FAB4.80

Bhaskar ChakravortyLink opens in a new window

My research interests are:

  • Development Economics
  • Public Policy
  • Labor Economics (micro)
  • Education and Training
  • Impact Evaluation
Friday 14:00 15:00 S2.81a

Thomas ChenLink opens in a new window

My research areas are international trade and applied economics.

Friday 13:00 14:00 H2.03

Jose Rowell CorpuzLink opens in a new window

Economic History, Development Economics Wednesday 12:00 13:00 FAB1.09

Juliana Cunha Carneiro PintoLink opens in a new window

My areas of research:

Environmental economics ; economics of education; health economics and economics of crime.

Monday 10:00 11:00 FAB3.33

Subhasish DeyLink opens in a new window

Applied Microeconometrics, Development Economics, Political Economy, Social Protection and Social Policy, Impact Evaluation, topics related to India and South Asia.

Monday 13:00 14:00 S1.71
Alexander DobsonLink opens in a new window Behavioural Economics and the Economics of Happiness. Thursday 17:00 18:00 OC1.08
Arthur GalichereLink opens in a new window

A macroeconomist with a strong interest in theoretical research in the following areas:

  • Economic Growth, Real Business Cycles, and Macroeconomic Policies
  • Macro-Finance: Banking and Financial Markets
  • The Impact of Climate Change on the Macroeconomy
  • Asset Price Bubbles and Financial Crises

If you need further information about my supervision, read my short statement here.

Monday 15:00 16:00 FAB1.13
Andrew HarkinsLink opens in a new window Economics of networks: games on networks, network segregation and homophily, contagion in financial/production networks, network measures of systemic risk, word-of mouth learning, peer effects, network epidemiology. Other areas include game theory, organisational/industrial economics, rational inattention and models of bounded rationality Tuesday 11:00 12:00 S1.141

Subham KailthyaLink opens in a new window

My areas of interest are: development economics, applied micro econometrics and impact evaluation.

Thursday 13:00 14:00 FAB1.09
Alex Karalis IsaacLink opens in a new window

Monetary and financial economics, crises and business cycles. I am happy to supervise on most areas of econometrics especially time series and policy evaluation.

Friday 15:00 16:00 S2.81a
Cholwoo KimLink opens in a new window

My research interest lies in Macroeconomics, International macroeconomics, and Labour market frictions.

Tuesday 17:00 18:00 S2.81

Zeynep KurterLink opens in a new window

My main research interests are: Macro-Finance, Economics of Money and Banking, Financial Markets, Investment and Portfolio Management, Macroeconomics, Applied Econometrics, Empirical Finance, Financial Economics Event Studies, Artificial Intelligence, Systemic and Financial Risks

Thursday 14:00 15:00 B2.03 (Sci Conc)
Cecilia Lanata- BrionesLink opens in a new window

Economic History. History of Economic Thought. Historical production and use of quantitative knowledge. Economic Development.

Monday 16:00 17:00 S2.85
Sangwoo LeeLink opens in a new window

My research interests are: Work and Employment; Job Quality; Economics of Education; Intergenerational social mobility; Higher Education Policy

Thursday 13:00 14:00 FAB3.25
Neil LloydLink opens in a new window

Applied microeconomics fields, including Labour Economics, Public Policy, and Development Economics. I am interested in research questions that relate to institutions (“rules of the game”) and their impact on labour market outcomes. These could be formal laws and public policies, or informal customs and traditions.

Monday 16:00 17:00 OC0.05

Andreas MarkoulakisLink opens in a new window

Behavioral and Experimental Economics, especially with respect to risk attitudes and time preferences. Microeconometric and statistical analysis of the above topics. Applications of these topics in environmental economics.

Friday 10:00 11:00 S1.141

Eleanya NdukaLink opens in a new window

My primary research areas are environmental & natural resource economics, patients’ stated preference. Recently, my research links energy use to well-being and explores possible speedy energy transition using nudges.

Monday 10:00 11:00 FAB1.08

Samuel ObengLink opens in a new window

Political economy, Public Finance, International Economics.

Monday 13:00 14:00 FAB1.05

Kirill PogorelskiyLink opens in a new window

Microeconomic theory with a focus on game-theoretic models in political economy, laboratory experiments

Thursday 13:00 14:00 S1.88
Ernil SabajLink opens in a new window My main research areas include Macroeconomics with a focus on fiscal policy, monetary economics and business cycles Monday 10:00 11:00 S2.81a

Damiano TurchetLink opens in a new window

My areas of interest lies within Microeconomic Theory, in particular topics related to imperfect competition and general equilibrium.

Friday 13:00 14:00 A0.05 (Soc Sci)

Han ZhangLink opens in a new window

My research interest is: Time series econometrics (primary), Applied Econometrics Wednesday 11:00 12:00 S1.71