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📢 Call for Applications | IZA@LISER Summer School in Labor Economics 2026 #IZALISER2026
📅 1–3 June 2026 in #Luxembourg
🗣️ W/ featured lecturers @alanmanning4.bsky.social & Kristiina Huttunen
⏳ Deadline: 5 March 2026
🔗 www.liser.lu/news/call-fo...
#LaborEconomics #PhDSky #AcademicSky
👏 Congrats to Dr. @juliogarbers.bsky.social who successfully defended his PhD thesis "Essays in Applied Labor Economics" under the supervision of Prof. @gathmannch.bsky.social
🎓 He has been awarded a PhD degree in #Economics from @uni.lu
🙏 Kudos to his PhD supervisor & jury members!
📅 Conférence-débat #MoisDeLEurope
👉 Notre chercheur Dr. Franz Clément interviendra lors de la conférence « La Grande Région et son futur – vers un Traité international pour la Grande Région ? »
📍 Esch/Alzette
🕡 Mardi 31 mars 2026 – 18h30
✉️ Inscriptions obligatoires : international@villesesch.lu
📣 The next FLARE Research Seminar is today Jan. 20th at 11h (CET).
🗣️ Vincent Anesi of @uni.lu presents "The Political Economy of Morality Policies: Collective Choice and Denial" co-authored w/ @reneebowen.bsky.social
💻 Hybrid event: link provided upon registration.
ℹ️ www.liser.lu/events//FLAR...
📣Kick-off of the #SocialBehavior & #ExperimentalEconomics Workshop held Jan. 15-16 at LISER
🗣️Following Manu Munoz's welcome, Michael Thaler presents: "What Motivates Partisan Selective Exposure? Experimental Evidence from the 2024 #USPresidentialElection"
🔗info: manumunoz.github.io/socialbeemee...
🙏 As 2025 ends, we would like to thank everyone who follows & supports our work. We warmly acknowledge our researchers, whose scientific excellence & dedication are key to producing #research w/ strong #societalimpact — at the heart of LISER’s mission.
🎉✨ See you in the new year — e gudde Rutsch!
👏 Kudos to @andreaecon.bsky.social , whose research was cited in the @theatlantic.com !
18.12.2025 13:27 — 👍 1 🔁 0 💬 0 📌 0
📣 Upcoming Lecture Series 2025: Casual Inference Methods for Real-World Data
🗣️ Prof @miguelhernan.org of @hsph.harvard.edu presents "Causal #AI for #HealthResearch: What can we learn from data & how much learning can we automate?"
📅 8 Nov. 2025 at @liser.lu
💻Webex: mylih.webex.com/mylih/j.php?...
📣 Event: Cross‐Perspectives on the Labour Market and #SocialDialogue in #Luxembourg
🗣️ Engaging exchanges w/ panelists Jean-Claude Juncker, Colette Flesch, Guy Castegnaro, Patrick Thill, Franz Clément & Robert Schneider.
⭐Moderator: Annick Goerens
🔗 Discover the event: www.liser.lu/events//john...
🚀 Kick-off of the event: Cross‐Perspectives on the Labour Market and #SocialDialogue in #Luxembourg
🗣️ Prof. Aline Muller, CEO of LISER, welcomes the attendees and introduces the distinguished panelists for an evening of reflection and dialogue.
🔗 Discover the event: www.liser.lu/events//john...
Kick-off of today's workshop: Who’s afraid of #Gender? Lessons for research, #PolicyAdvocacy and action
🗣️ Prof. David Paternotte begins w/ an introductory lecture “Navigating [through/with] gender in society”
ℹ️ Discover the event program: www.liser.lu/events/Gende...
#GenderSky #Econsky
🙏 It was a pleasure to host Basheer Kalash of the Luxembourg National Data Service (LNDS) as part of the DSS lunch seminars series.
🗣️ Dr. Kalash presented: “Approaches to #SyntheticData Generation: Insights from #Luxembourg 's #CensusData”.
ℹ️ Learn more: unece.org/sites/defaul...
📣 The Institute Pierre Werner & LISER invite you to an evening of reflection & exchange: “Cross‐Perspectives on the Labour Market and #SocialDialogue in Luxembourg”, as a tribute to John Castegnaro.
📅 Nov. 20th, 2025: 19h at Neimënster Abby in #Luxembourg
🔗 Register: www.liser.lu/events/john-...
📣 Attention Luxembourg residents & cross-border workers!
🚨 Last chance to participate in a survey on the #teleworking landscape in #Luxembourg & Greater-Region.
📅 Deadline is Oct. 26th
🎁 100 participants will be randomly selected to win a €25 Amazon voucher.
ℹ️ winwin4worklife.eu/luxembourg-e...
Earlier this September, our partner and consulting editor @o.simardcasanova.net attended in Luxembourg the #TASKSVII2025 Conference organized by @liser-lm.bsky.social on how AI impacts work and labor markets
You can read his conference report on our blog: stderr-editors.com/blog/ai-an...
👋 Live from LISER's 'Society in Motion - Science & Tools for Impact' #PolicyLabLISER
🗣️ @gathmannch.bsky.social, @askitas.bsky.social & Serge Linckels share insights on Panel #3 – #Upskilling for a Changing World: From Data to Decisions
🔗Info www.liser.lu/events/socie...
#TalentAttraction #EconSky
🚀 Launch of LISER's 'Society in Motion - Science & Tools for Impact', which brings together researchers, policymakers, & practitioners to explore how to turn insight into action.
🙏 It was an honour to hear the welcoming words from Minister Max Hahn #inclusivesociety
🔗 www.liser.lu/events/socie...
On September 23rd, join us at “Society in Motion”
www.liser.lu/events//society-in-motion
Get your Policy Lab Passport on-site, collect stamps as you navigate through our thematic stands to access rigorous evidence that supports better policy making. Complete the journey & become a Policy Explorer
🙏 Thank you to all who joined the conference: Industrial Relations in a Changing World of Work #IREC2025
Over 3 days speakers, participants & partners shared key insights on work, #digitalization, #inequality & more. Let’s keep the dialogue going! 🌍✊
ℹ️ www.liser.lu/events/IREC2...
#FutureOfWork
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@benjaminbidder.bsky.social
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🎬 The TASKS VII Conference #TASKSVII2025 has come to an end.
🤝 The conversations & collaborations sparked in #Luxembourg will continue well beyond today.
🙏 A heartfelt thank you to everyone who joined us — and we look forward to future editions of TASKS!
🔗 Event info: www.liser.lu/events/TASKS...
Day 2️⃣ of the TASKS VII Conference #TASKSVII2025
🗣️ @fabienpetit.bsky.social presents “The Employment Impact of Emerging Digital Technologies” co-authored w/ E. Prytkova, @lideyu.bsky.social, S. Chaturvedi & T. Ciarli
🔗 Program details: www.liser.lu/events/TASKS...
#Automation #EconSky #AISky
Day 2️⃣ of the TASKS VII Conference #TASKSVII2025
🗣️ @erwinwinkler7.bsky.social of @fauwiso.bsky.social presents the @iza.org award 2025 winning paper: “AI, Task Changes in Jobs, and Worker Reallocation” co-authored w/ @gathmannch.bsky.social & F. Grimm
🔗 Program details: www.liser.lu/events/TASKS...
Day 2️⃣ of the TASKS VII Conference #TASKSVII2025
🗣️ Matias Cortes @cortesecon.bsky.social presents “The Occupational Ladder: Implications for #WageGrowth and #WageGaps over the Life Cycle” co-authored w/ @kellyfoley.bsky.social & Henry E. Siu
🔗 Program details: www.liser.lu/events/TASKS...
#EconSky
Day 2️⃣ of the TASKS VII Conference #TASKSVII2025
🗣️ @sarasgnr.bsky.social of @crestsociology.bsky.social presents " #Digitalization, Change in Skill Distance b/t Occupations, & Worker Mobility: A Gravity Model Approach” co-authored w/ @morganraux.bsky.social & A. Dupuy
🔗 www.liser.lu/events/TASKS...
To start the second day, for his first trip to Luxembourg, @davidautor.bsky.social is talking about expertise in an illuminating keynote
Does automation replace or augment expertise? The answer is both, and it depends on the task that is being automated.
... automating any given task may simultaneously replace experts in some occupations and augment expertise in others.
Discover the paper here: www.nber.org/papers/w33941
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