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Flare Seminar by Tomáš Jagelka (University of Bonn)

When:
MON, 2 FEB 2026
From:
11:00 AM
To:
12:30 PM
Where:
Hybrid
Luxembourg Institute of Socio-Economic Research (LISER)

11, Porte des Sciences | L-4366 Esch/Alzette 

LISER 1st floor, Salle Conference (Jane Jacobs)
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Tomáš Jagelka
Tomáš Jagelka
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Tomáš Jagelka
Tomáš Jagelka
University of Bonn
Tomáš Jagelka is an applied microeconometrician in the fields of labor economics and health economics with interests in structural estimation, experimental, and behavioral methods. He was awarded a €1.5 Million ERC Starting Grant for his project "FELICITAS" to study essential preferences, skills, and other personal attributes which matter for a good life. His aim is to provide knowledge which enables policymakers to design effective policies for equalizing opportunities.

The FLARE Research Lecture Series on Contemporary Challenges is supported by the Luxembourg National Research Fund (19466989).

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