This page has links to long-form talks from various speakers, all hosted virtually.
A virtual seminar series dedicated to research in banking and financial intermediation. Seminars will be held via Zoom. Authors will present for 45 minutes, and a 15 minute Q&A session from the audience will follow.
Sign-up for our Zoom e-mail list here
Please visit our website for more information and our current schedule.
A regular open online international inter-institutional econometrics seminar in honor of Gary Chamberlain (1948–2020). 60 minutes of presentation, 15 minutes of comments/questions by two to three discussants, and 15 minutes of audience questions. Held on Zoom.
Occurs Fridays at noon.
An online econ theory seminar. Recurs weekly on Wednesdays at noon pacific time. Live streamed on twitch.tv/caltechecontheory, where viewer questions are forwarded to the speaker. See updates on twitter.com/CaltechEconThry.
To promote continuity in research, the Georgetown Center for Financial Markets and Policy @GUFinPolicy will be hosting a Global Virtual Seminar Series on FinTech via Zoom. Our plan is to involve researchers interested in FinTech in the US and around the world as both speakers and participants.
Please find additional details below: Day: Fridays Time: 12-1 pm EDT. Format: 30 minutes for presentation and 30 minutes for questions from the audience. Depending on the number of participants, the questions will be asked live or via Zoom Chat. Audience: Researchers from all over the world.
Email cfmp@georgetown.edu to be added to the Zoom mailing list.
A bi-weekly, virtual workshop featuring research in entrepreneurial finance and innovation. Papers will be both invited and solicited with a call for papers. The first workshop takes place on Zoom on April 6th, 2020 at 12pm EDT. 45 minute presentations on Zoom, two short invited comments, and 20 minute moderated Q&A.
If you are interested in presenting your work, please send a completed paper workshop.efi2020@gmail.com by April 4th.
Sign up for this conference here.
A regular open online international and inter-institutional macroeconomics seminar. To stay up to date about upcoming presentations please join their mailing list by emailing economics-virtualmacro-join@ucl.ac.uk or by visiting their website.
60 minutes of presentation on Zoom, with 30 minutes of Q&A.
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The HELP! (HEaLth and Pandemics) Econ working group aims at connecting people working on health and pandemics across different research institutions and fields. It will do so by hosting a weekly Zoom seminar where scholars present their ideas, including those at a preliminary stage, and connecting initiatives, including data collection, policy discussions, and research papers.
A regular international causal inference seminar. All seminars are on Tuesdays at 8:30 am PT (11:30 am ET / 4:30 pm London / 5:30 pm Berlin). Presentations are 45 minutes over Zoom with a 15 minute discussant section.
The seminar series is a joint initiative of the CINCH Health Economics Research Center, University of Duisburg-Essen and the RWI Health Group, Germany. The seminar aims at connecting researchers from various fields of health economics using econometrics and experimental methods. Current research will be presented by researchers of all stages from inside and outside the collaborating institutions. The purpose is to foster exchange among early career and experienced researchers in the field. Scholars present their ideas which include preliminary research and research papers.
Due to the ongoing situation regarding the COVID-19 pandemic, the seminar series will be held in a virtual format until further notice. To receive access to the virtual seminar room, please subscribe to the mailing list: mondays-join@lists.uni-due.de. The virtual seminar will not be recorded as we want to encourage participants to present preliminary work.
This seminar series features 2019 job market papers in gender economics. The seminar is one hour long, split into a 45-minute presentation and a 15-minute Q&A session. We will meet on Zoom on Mondays 3-4pm CET/9-10am EST.
Please e-mail olle.folke@statsvet.uu.se to receive the weblink for this event.
An online series of sport economics seminars, organised by James Reade, Carl Singleton and Adrian Bell, part of the Football Research Group at the University of Reading.
All Seminars take place at 2:30-4pm, UK time, and will take place on Microsoft Teams. Contact James Reade at j.j.reade@reading.ac.uk for joining instructions.
This seminar series features empirical research related to criminal behavior and criminal justice policy. The one-hour seminar includes a 35-minute presentation by the author and 25 minutes for questions and discussion. It takes place on Zoom on Thursdays, 3:30-4:30pm Eastern Time.
This seminar is not open to the public but all researchers (including PhD students) are welcome to attend. Please email jdoleac@tamu.edu to be added to the email list.
The Coronavirus has caused uncertainty and volatility across global capital markets. To provide a forum for discussion of the potential impact and outlook for the economy and markets during this unprecedented time, the Mayo Center for Asset Management at the University of Virginia Darden School of Business and the Financial Management Association International will be hosting a virtual academic and practitioner seminar series on Fridays this April from 1:00-2:00 PM ET.
Hosted on Zoom, each seminar will consist of 30 minutes of presentation by a speaker followed by 30 minutes of moderated Q&A.
See the website for registration details.
Due to the COVID-19 situation, all our regular research seminars have been shifted online and opened to a global audience. The Finance subject group at Cambridge Judge Business School would like to invite you to our online research seminar series
Seminars occur at 2pm London time on Thursdays, though the seminar on Arpil 22nd will be on a Wednesday at 2pm.
Zoom ID for April 2nd: 496 742 494 Zoom ID for April 9th, 16th, and 22nd: 984 681 862
Weekly (or biweekly) seminar for urban economics and economic geography. Mondays at 12pm EDT. To get on the email list, send an email to econ.urban.envi.online@gmail.com.
Research seminars for estate finance and economics. First Thursday of the month, 4-5 pm UK. Organised by Thies Lindenthal, Land Economy, University of Cambridge.
The DC Political Economy Center is starting the DCPEC webinar series. The idea is to have a Political Economy webinar that is open to all those interested, including faculty and graduate students. The DCPEC webinar will be on Fridays at 10:30am EST. It will take place on Zoom.
The format of the webinars will be as follows: the speaker will have 60 minutes to present their research. During those 60 minutes, questions will be limited to clarifying questions. After that, there will be 15 minutes for general questions and discussions
No date yet, but sign up here to receive information when a date is determined.
The CEPR Virtual IO Seminar (VIOS) provides a short-run alternative to IO seminars cancelled due to travel restrictions brought on by the Coronavirus. Our long-run goal, however, is to turn it into a permanent platform for sharing the benefits of regular IO seminars. Seminars will be balanced between both theoretical and empirical approaches to IO.
The meetings will take place weekly on Zoom. Please see the schedule on the website for upcoming talks.
This weekly online seminar will take place on Fridays at 1-2PM ET.
The Global Open Series in Environmental Economics (GoSee) is a global, open-source network of professionals working to develop solutions for the most pressing environmental challenges of our time. Our goal: Evidence-based solutions that inform policy and can be easily implemented. As such, we aim to bring together academics, policymakers, NGOs, and the private sector to strengthen the connection between the interests of research communities and the needs of individuals on the ground who seek sound and implementable solutions.
We hope that this series breaks down many traditional barriers—across institutions, nations, classes, etc. All are welcome.
Ryan Israelsen (Michigan State University), Nuri Ersahin (Michigan State University), and Andriy Bodnaruk (University of Illinois at Chicago) are hosting virtual seminars on corporate finance.
Seminars occur at 1pm Eastern time on Tuesdays. The first seminar is April 7th, 2020.
The Mannheim Centre for Competition and Innovation (MaCCI) and the Collaborative Research Center TR 224 "EPoS" at the University of Bonn and the University of Mannheim are happy to announce the MaCCI/EPoS Virtual IO Seminar Series. The papers presented during the months of April and May are related to the broader topic of "Privacy and Competition."
The seminars take place Thursdays at 3:00 - 4:15 p.m. CET and are held on ZOOM. For registration (to receive reminders, updates, and ZOOM Meeting ID information via email) please follow the link below.
Seminar presentations are scheduled to last a total of 75 minutes (60 minutes presentations plus 15 minutes Q&A).
An open online international and inter-institutional seminar on the digital economy.
All seminars are on Thursdays at: 8:00 am PDT - 11:00am EDT - 4:00pm BST - 5:00pm CEST - 6:00 IDT.
The Interactive Online IO seminar will meet over the next two months, twice a week -- on Tuesdays 3-4pm ET and Fridays 12-1pm ET. The seminar is open to everyone, so you are more than encouraged to share this email with any interested coleagues and students. The schedule, along with Zoom registration links for each meeting, is available here.
The plan is to give each speaker 40 minutes, with short pauses for clarification questions, followed by 20 minutes of Q&A. All questions will get channeled via the private chat feature on Zoom, through a pre-assigned moderator.
The COVID-19 outbreak has provoked a rapid and, in many cases, unprecedented policy response from government. And many economists are playing a role in designing and analysing such policies along with studying the impact that COVID-19 is having. Although there are historical parallels with some aspects of this episode, the nature of the shock is unique and studying it requires careful thinking about the models and frameworks that we use, collecting and analysing new data as well as studying implications from existing data sets.
Over the coming weeks, the RES will be holding a series of webinars with leading economists. Some will be quite open ended while others will tackle specific issues. All are intended to bring serious economic thinking to bear on important and complex issues.
A webinar series from Princeton's Bendheim Center for Finance about the economic implications of COVID-19.
During the crisis the regular research seminars of the Department of Economics are online and will take place using zoom. We invite researchers from other universities and research institutions present their original research work. Papers from all areas of economics are welcome.
After the presentations, there is opportunity for informal discussion (BYO).
Time: Wednesday, 4:00-5:00 pm (CEST
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- Email Alexander Ahammer for Zoom registration
- Contact René Böheim if you would like to present your work.
The Virtual Finance Workshop is an open online finance seminar. Presentations will occur on Fridays at 12:30pm EDT, with the exception of the first seminar which occurs on Wednesday April 8th at 12:30pm EDT.
Register by signing up for the mailing list.
The Microstructure Exchange is a virtual academic market microstructure research seminar of indefinite length, intended to continue the sharing of ideas between researchers. Presentations occur once per week on Tuesdays. See the speaker schedule for details on timing.
The workshop was originally meant to be taking place in Princeton in May 2020 with the aim of bringing together early-career researchers interested in quantitative work on the spatial economy.Due to COVID-19, we had to move the first iteration of the Quantitative Spatial Economics Junior Workshop online. Every Friday between April 17 and June 5 at noon NYC time, we will meet on zoom to listen to one junior scholar working on quantitative spatial economics.
The econ theory group at Penn State is organizing a webinar, open for all to attend. It will meet every Friday at 2pm EST. the list of speakers and links to the talks will be updated on the website and on our twitter page.
The Virtual Market Design Seminar is an open online alternative to seminars cancelled due to the COVID-19. Seminars will cover all fields from market design. Talks usually take place bi-weekly on Monday at 4:00-5:00pm (Paris UTC) on Zoom. Please check the schedule below, different days and times are possible.
An open online academic seminar focusing on topics related to quantitative marketing.
FutFinInfo stands for the Future of Financial Information. The ambition with this webinar series is to showcase novel insights into the sources and processing of information in financial markets, and inspire further research in this area. Given the breadth of the topic, every talk will bring a new flavor to the table – a great way to expand your palate!
We will meet via Zoom every other Wednesday at 4pm CET, starting April 22nd. The format is 30 minutes presentation, 15 minutes prepared discussion and 15 minutes open Q&A. You can either register for individual webinars or subscribe to the entire series – see the website for detailed instructions.
TARC, at the University of Exeter, is moving its semiar series online through Zoom. The centre's mission is to deliver outstanding interdisciplinary research in tax administration and policy that addresses the major challenges and strategic priorities confronting policymakers and tax authorities today.
Seminars will be held fortnightly, taking place on Wednesdays at 09:00 EST / 14:00 BST. Register by signing up for the mailing list.
The University of Rochester is hosting an international trade and macroeconomics seminar. Seminars are on Thursdays, 2:00 PM EDT (1 hour for seminar, 30 minutes discussion).
The purpose of our series is to facilitate the exchange of ideas in macroeconomics and finance with an emphasis on search and matching, among others.
The Virtual-monthly Mental health Economies Seminar Series is a virtual seminar focused on the economics of mental health organized by Ana Moura (Tilburg) and Christoph Kronenberg (Duisburg-Essen).
We are glad to inform you that a new on-line seminar (Zoom webinars) series on The Economics of Migration will be launched next week. This is a joint initiative of CERDI, PSE, LISER, the University of Luxembourg, Universidad Carlos III and the IC Migrations, and its objective is to propose an opportunity to migration scholars for exchanging under the current exceptional circumstances.
Seminars will be weekly, and held on Wednesdays from 5.30 to 6.30 pm CET.
We are excited to invite you to our Graduate Students in Economics of Education Zoom seminars (GEEZ). The focus of this group is to provide a supportive platform for students to share their ongoing research. We hope to cover a wide expanse of topics relevant to Economics of Education and to highlight work happening in settings all over the world.
We will meet on Tuesdays at 12:00 ET (17:00 GMT). The first session will take place on Tuesday, April 21 2020. A presenter will be given 20 minutes and afterwards there will be 10 minutes for questions.
The one-hour seminar includes a 35-minute presentation by the author and 25 minutes for questions and discussion. Seminars occur at 12pm EDT on Tuesdays.
This Webinar has the objective to create a nice and friendly atmosphere for Graduate Students to present their last work. Priority will be given to next year Job Market Candidates. The Seminar will take place bi-weekly on Wednesdays at 16:00 - 17:00 CEST.
The Graduate Institute and a consortium of sixteen other institutions is launching a Europe-wide virtual seminar in Macroeconomic History. Every Tuesday 16:00 - 17:00 CEST.