Academic Positions

2018–

Wallander Fellow, Department of Finance, Stockholm School of Economics

2018–

Postdoctoral Researcher, Swedish Institute for Social Research, Stockholm University

Research Visits

2016–2017

Department of Economics, Harvard University, Faculty Sponsor: Prof. David Laibson

Education

2013–2018

Ph.D. in Economics, Stockholm School of Economics

Thesis title: “Education & Replication”. 105 ECTS coursework.

Supervisor: Prof. Tore Ellingsen. Faculty Opponent: Prof. Katrine V. Løken.

Research Intern, Sveriges Riksbank (2017)

Visiting Ph.D. Student, Stanford University (2015)

2012–2016

M.Sc. in Economics, Stockholm School of Economics, M.Sc.–Ph.D. parallel enrollment

2008–2012

B.Sc. in Business & Economics, Stockholm School of Economics

Publications

2018

Camerer, Colin F. et al. “Evaluating the Replicability of Social Science Experiments in Nature and Science Between 2010 and 2015.” Nature Human Behaviour 2 (9): 637–44.

2016

Camerer, Colin F. et al. “Evaluating Replicability of Laboratory Experiments in Economics.” Science 351 (6280): 1433–6.

2015

Munafo, Marcus R. et al. “Using Prediction Markets to Forecast Research Evaluations.” Royal Society Open Science 2 (10): 150287.

Work In Progress

“Sibling Influence on College Choice”

“Relative Returns to Swedish College Fields”

“Financial Education and Stock Market Participation” with Thomas Jansson and Yigitcan Karabulut

“The Formation of Prosocial Preferences in the Field” with David Birke and Egon Tripodi

“Predicting Replication” with Colin Camerer et. al.

References

Awards and Grants

2019

Jan Wallander 3-year Postdoctoral Fellowship

2018

Thulestiftelsen 1-year Postdoctoral Scholarship, Royal Academy Research Grant (SO2018-0065)

2014

Tom Hedelius Scholarship for Studies Abroad

2013

SASSE Scholarship

Presentations and Workshops

2018

IFAU (Uppsala, Sweden), SOFI (Stockholm, Sweden), Micro Wave (IIES, Stockholm, Sweden), UCSD Spring School (San Diego, CA), Early Career Behavioral Economists’ Conference (Bergen, Norway), Russel Sage Foundation Summer Institute in Behavioral Economics (Waterville Valley, NH)

2017

Harvard Behavioral Lunch (Cambridge, MA), briq Summer School (Bonn, Germany), SSE Human Capital Workshop (Stockholm, Sweden), SUDSWEC (Stockholm University, Sweden)

2016

NHH Choice Lab Workshop (Bergen, Norway), Harvard ECON-CS (Cambridge, MA), BITSS Annual Meeting (Berkeley, CA)

Teaching Experience

2014, 2015

Math Summer Camp, Ph.D.

Preparatory math class for arriving Ph.D. students in Economics and Finance. Average score 4.5/5.

2014, 2015

Teaching Assistant: Mathematics I, Ph.D.

Teaching Assistant for Prof. Jörgen Weibull. Introductory Mathematics for Ph.D. students in Economics and Finance. Real analysis, topology, optimization and set theory. Average score 4.5/5.

2012

Teaching Assistant: Microeconomics, B.Sc.

Teaching Assistant for Professor Richard Friberg in introductory undergraduate Microeconomics. Not evaluated.

Referee Service

Journal of Behavioral and Experimental Finance, Scandinavian Journal of Economics

Non-academic Qualifications

2016–

Founder and Member of the Board, Musethica Sweden

Musethica is an international nonprofit organization that promotes a new approach to teaching classical music, integrating concerts into the education program of young excellent artists. The students perform in kindergartens, prisons and immigrant housing. With funding from Postkodlotteriet we launched Musethica Sweden in 2016.

2010–2011

Vice President, Student Association at SSE

Elected by the students at SSE. SASSE is the most active Student Association in Scandinavia with 2000 members, a turnover of 15MSEK, and about 300 active students in 30–50 different projects. Responsible for running operations.

Skills