Yannick Max Schindler

I am a PhD candidate in the Department of Economics at the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) with research interests in macroeconomics, finance, and the economics of longevity. I also hold research fellow positions at London Business School (LBS), the Ellison Institute of Technology in Oxford, and the Center on Longevity at Stanford University. In my work, I combine tools from macro theory with novel empirical methods, including text-as-data and large language models.

Before starting my PhD, I worked as a Senior Research Fellow at Princeton University and as a Research Analyst at the European Central Bank.

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I am on the academic job market in the 2024/25 cycle.

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Full CV available here.

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Updates:

​10 November 2024 - The Applied Economics with AI Research Lab that Peter Lambert and I co-founded now has its own dedicated website here!

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22 September 2024 - The Economics Applicant Mentoring Program (AMP) supports underrepresented economics PhD applicants is accepting applications until 1 October. Click here to apply and to find out more.

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30 August 2024 - Peter Lambert and I have just concluded the first iteration of the Applied Economics with AI Summer Fellowship, which we hosted at LSE/CEP. For more details on the lab's six summer fellows and their work, click here!