Meet our academics: Dr Eleonora Guarnieri
Throughout this academic year, we’ve been profiling the academics who’ve recently joined us at the School of Economics. In this final edition for 2024/25, we meet Eleonora Guarnieri.
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Meet our academics: Dr Sebastian Merkel
Dr Sebastian Merkel joined the University of Bristol as Lecturer in Economics in autumn 2024. His primary research fields include macroeconomics, monetary economics, and finance, and he also undertakes research in computational economics. This year, he’s been teaching International Economics and Finance.
Prof. Sarah Smith to chair economics’ research assessment process
University of Bristol Professor of Economics, Sarah Smith OBE, has been appointed to chair the Economics and Econometrics sub-panel of the Research Excellence Framework (REF) 2029.
Over 30 guest speakers present at the Bristol Applied Economics Meetings 2025
The University of Bristol recently held the ‘Bristol Applied Economics Meetings’ – an annual series of independent workshops, bringing together leading economists from across Europe and beyond.
Bristol visited by rising stars of US economics for ‘REStud Tour’
The University of Bristol School of Economics recently hosted the renowned ‘REStud Tour’ – an annual event organised by leading academic journal, the Review of Economic Studies. Bristol was one of three European destinations chosen to feature this year.
Meet our academics: Dr Vishal Ashvinkumar
Vishal Ashvinkumar is one of the School of Economics’ new cohort of academics for the 2024/25 academic year.
International Women’s Day 2025 – women and economic thought
International Women’s Day 2025 calls on everyone to step forward in solidarity and help #AccelerateAction – to speed up progress towards true gender equality.
Meet our academics: Prof. Weining Wang
Weining Wang, Professor of Economics, is the newest academic addition to the University of Bristol School of Economics.
Meet our academics: Dr Alastair Langtry
Alastair Langtry started in post as Lecturer in Economics at the University of Bristol in the summer, and is teaching Economic Modelling and Economics Analytics this year.
Why reading to children matters to their social mobility
A unique study by Uta Bolt from the University of Bristol’s School of Economics reveals a tight link between a person’s income and their early childhood experiences.