Yannick Schindler
I am a Senior Research Economist at the Ellison Institute of Technology in Oxford. My research focuses on topics in macroeconomics, technological change, finance, and the economics of longevity.
Previously, I have held research positions at Stanford University, Princeton University, London Business School, and the European Central Bank. I obtained my PhD from the London School of Economics.
What's New
- May 2026: New working paper with Peter Lambert (LSE): 'The Broken Ladder: AI, Remote Work, and Early-Career Hiring'. Available on SSRN here. Coverage: Financial Times, The AI Shift Newsletter (Financial Times), Business Insider, Fortune, Bloomberg News
- April 2026: I am hiring pre-doctoral candidates to join me at EIT Economics. Please e-mail your CV and details of a project you have done / are doing that you are particularly proud of to y.schindler@lse.ac.uk
- December 2025: Call for Papers: 'The Economics of Longevity and Ageing' conference at Cambridge, 9-11 July 2026. Deadline: 27 February 2026. Details here
- October 2025: Presented at the Community Banking Research Conference at the St. Louis Fed. Video here
- May 2025: Ellison Scholar programme applications now open. Fully-funded undergraduate study at the University of Oxford with paid summer internships. Details here
- April 2025: I am recruiting a summer research assistant to help me and Professor David Canning (Harvard Public Health) on a project studying the macroeconomic implications of ill health in the UK. If you are interested, please e-mail your CV to y.schindler@lse.ac.uk
- February 2025: Call for Papers: 'The Economics of Longevity and Ageing' CEPR conference at LBS, July 31-August 2, 2025. Details here
- January 2025: Pre and post-doc opportunities at EIT Oxford. Details here